Justin Curto is a music news writer for Vulture. His work covers a range of topics including celebrity drama, music news, and pop culture. Justin's articles have been featured in publications such as People, Billboard, and Kansas City Magazine.
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It’s a 12-track record called GNX.
From Jack Antonoff to a slight jab at Lil Wayne.
By: Justin Curto
Kendrick Lamar's big year isn't over yet. The rapper just dropped his sixth album, GNX , with no warning.
What does “fragile opp” even mean?
By: Justin Curto
Spot the “fragile opp.” Photo-Illustration: Vulture; Photos: Vulture; Photos: Prince Williams/Wireimage, Rick Kern/Getty Images
By: Justin Curto
When Kendrick Lamar hears his music, it makes him dance. Just a little, anyway. The rapper dropped a video for his GNX song “squabble up” in which he gets the tiniest groove on to the instant club-rap hit.
By: Justin Curto
“It's not enough.” Photo-Illustration: Vulture; Photos: Astrida Valigorsky/Getty Images, Prince Williams/Wireimage
By: Justin Curto
Photo-Illustration: Vulture; Photos: Karwai Tang, Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images Marilyn Manson is no longer suing Evan Rachel Wood.
How “Old Town Road” and “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” became the longest-running No. 1s in history.
By: Justin Curto
At the beginning of his career, Shaboozey's interests in country and rap felt like dueling contradictions.
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