NBA champion Stephen Jackson called out rapper Lil Yachty for mentioning the late George Floyd in an unreleased track during ...

Jackson was a close friend of Floyd, who was killed in 2020 after being pinned to the ground by Minneapolis police officers.

Lil Yachty appears to be catching some heat over a song that has yet to be released.

Lil Yachty faced public backlash earlier this week over a controversial lyric referencing George Floyd. Specifically, Floyd’s ...

Terrence Floyd, brother of George Floyd, says a Lil Yachty lyric “disturbs the peace” of their family and wants the line removed.

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Kentucky State Police Pikeville Post was notified of a single vehicle fatal collision in Floyd County at approximately 3:18 p ...

Kentucky State Police reported that one person was killed after the motorcycle he was driving struck a concrete culvert in ...

Lil Yachty and Stephen Jackson have made amends after the rapper's controversial George Floyd-referencing lyric.

Lil Yachty's concrete "clout-chasing" had Stephen Jackson, Terrence Floyd and most of social media calling out a George Floyd punchline.

Former NBA player Stephen Jackson said Lil Yachty had been "wack" and questioned him about using George Floyd's name in his lyric would make people like his "wack a** music.

Lil Yachty dropped a tone-deaf bar during a livestream and now he’s catching serious flak after name-dropping George Floyd in a line that p##### off Floyd’s family and friends.