Moneybagg Yo has joined the list of musicians who have ventured into the restaurant industry.

Is Yo Gotti trying to put more artists on game? Following the 64th annual Grammy Awards, it appears rapper Yo Gotti was left with some food for thought. The “Rake It Up” rapper took to Instagram revealing he wants to help other artists get the recognition they deserve, through the expansion of Collective Music Group (CMG). It appears a management division is already in the works. “I just left the Grammys and I figured something out,” Yo Gotti said to his nearly six million followers on Instagram. “I ain’t see enough of the artists we worked with or artists I feel like should be a part of this shit whether it be performing or winning awards… Long story short, I came up with a new idea — a new hustle — From now on, I’m finna start managing artists. It’s a lot of people I think should be at the Grammy’s and other sh*! too. I want to start with two or three artists.”   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Yo Gotti (@yogotti)

Looks like Moneybagg Yo is on to his next business move. AllHipHop reports that the rapper will be launching a non-fungible token (NFT) cannabis brand in partnership with sayBLOWE and Soul Creations Management. The “Midnight Patek Smokeable NFT” will drop in March and feature 10,000 NFTs. “I’m dropping my NFTs,” Moneybagg Yo said in a clip posted by the CEO of Soul Creations Management. “It’s only 10,000 of these. So, you better hurry up and snatch yours.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Leon Lewis (@wun.dynasty) In early February 2022, NFT marketplace SayBLOWE shared more details regarding the collaboration with Moneybagg Yo. Fans who snag an NFT will receive “real-life products” during the launch in March 2022. For more information, you can check out the companies’ Instagram accounts.

HBCU homecoming season is the most wonderful time of the year! There is nothing like the experience of a homecoming at a Historically Black College and University (HBCU). From the concerts to the tailgate, it is a time for students, alumni, and guests to convene to celebrate the rich history of institutions that directly impact our culture. After COVID-19 took the world by storm, it stripped us of a lot of things. Seeing family, attending concerts — you name it. It was a year like no other. Homecoming events were among those delayed and canceled, but the Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF) had a plan. Last year was the inaugural celebration of Recognizing and Investing in Student Excellence (RISE), a virtual concert and fundraiser led by TMCF to celebrate the longstanding legacy of HBCU Homecomings. On Oct. 9, RISE returns with host Terrence J and performances by Migos, Moneybagg Yo, Justine Skye, NC A&T Blue, Gold Marching Machine and more!