Future vs. Gorgeous Doll: The Plot Thickens – TikTok Shadowbans and Five-Year Secrets!

Future and Gorgeous Doll: A Messy Love Triangle?

Remember Gorgeous Doll? The Instagram model who accused Latto of assault? Well, she's back in the headlines, and this time, it's with none other than rapper Future.

In a now-viral audio clip, Gorgeous Doll appears to be on the phone with Future, who repeatedly denies knowing her. "I don't know you, bruh. I don't even know you," Future says in the recording.

Gorgeous Doll is claiming they had a five-year relationship and that Future is trying to silence her with legal threats. She's also hinting at taking him to court and potentially exposing him for using her for inspiration in his music.

This Gorgeous Doll and Future saga is turning into a full-blown soap opera! 

In one of her latest posts, she claims that Future is actively trying to silence her, and get this – she says he's reporting her TikTok posts! Yeah, you heard that right. Apparently, every time she tries to drop some truth bombs on TikTok, her posts mysteriously vanish or get flagged. She's convinced it's Future's team trying to shut her down. "He's trying to control the narrative," she said in a recent live stream. "But I won't be silenced."

And get this, she's not just talking about a fling. She's insisting they had a full-blown five-year relationship! Five years, people! That's a serious chunk of time. She's hinting at receipts, too, saying she has messages, photos, and even videos to back up her claims.

But here's where it gets even juicier: Gorgeous Doll is alleging that Future used details of their relationship as inspiration for his music, without giving her any credit. She's talking about taking legal action, not just for the alleged harassment, but also for intellectual property theft. Can you imagine the courtroom drama?

She is also claiming that she has been threatened by people working for Future, and that she is afraid for her safety. She claims that the "I don't know you" phone call was an attempt to discredit her, and that she will continue to tell her story. Writing a book was also teased by the former stripper turned content creator.

The internet is buzzing, of course. Some are calling her a clout chaser, while others are convinced she's telling the truth. One thing's for sure, this story has legs, and Gorgeous Doll is making it clear she's not going anywhere.

For me, something is missing from this story. Why is Gorgeous Doll so angry after 5 years? 

What does she want from future?

Tell me what you all think?  

Is Gorgeous Doll telling the truth? Is this just another publicity stunt or a desperate attempt for fame? 

Drop your thoughts in the comments!

 

"No More Rain": Angie Stone's Life Cut Short in Tragic Accident

"No More Rain": Angie Stone's Life Cut Short in Tragic Accident

It's with a heavy heart that I'm writing about the passing of Angie Stone. It feels surreal to even type those words. 

For those of us who grew up with her music, or discovered it later, she was more than just a singer. She was a voice, a force, a soul that resonated deep within. Angie Stone wasn't just another R&B artist. She was a pioneer, a true architect of neo-soul. 

Her voice, rich and powerful, carried stories of love, pain, and resilience. She had that raw, authentic sound that felt like a conversation with a close friend. You could hear the life she'd lived in every note. 

Angie Stone Daughter

 I remember the first time I heard "No More Rain (In This Cloud)." It hit me like a ton of bricks. It wasn't just the melody; it was the sheer emotion she poured into every word. It was the kind of song that made you feel seen, understood. And that's what Angie Stone did best. She connected with her audience on a deeply personal level. Beyond her music, she was a symbol of strength and self-acceptance. She was unapologetically herself, and that resonated with so many people. She showed us that it's okay to be vulnerable, to be real. 

 The world has lost a truly remarkable talent. Her music will live on, a testament to her incredible artistry and the impact she had on so many lives. We'll miss her voice, her spirit, and the soulful energy she brought to everything she did. Rest in peace, Angie Stone. Your music will forever be a part of our lives.

The Incident:

Angie Stone died in a car crash early Saturday morning.   
The vehicle she was in, a cargo van, "flipped over and was subsequently hit by a big rig."   



The accident occurred while she and others were traveling from a performance in Montgomery, Alabama, back to Atlanta, Georgia.  The accident occured around 4:00am.   



The information has been confirmed by her daughter, Diamond Stone, and music producer Walter Millsap III.   



While Angie Stone tragically died in the crash, reports indicate that the other passengers in the van survived.   



She had just finished a performance in Montgomery, Alabama and, was scheduled to perform at the halftime show of the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association men's Championship basketball game on Saturday.   



Angie Stone's journey in music is a testament to her incredible talent and enduring influence. From her early days as the lead singer and rapper of the pioneering hip-hop trio, The Sequence, she laid the foundation for a career that would redefine soul music.

The 1990s saw her collaborating with giants like Lenny Kravitz and D'Angelo, setting the stage for her groundbreaking solo debut, Black Diamond, in 1999. This album gifted us "No More Rain (In This Cloud)," a track that beautifully showcased her soulful roots by sampling Gladys Knight & The Pips' poignant "Neither One of Us (Wants To Say Goodbye)."

Angie Stone son with Deangelo

Her transition to Clive Davis' J Records in 2001 marked the release of the seminal Mahogany Soul. This album, featuring the unforgettable "Wish I Didn't Miss You," which sampled The O'Jays' timeless "Backstabbers," solidified her status as a neo-soul icon. That track alone has resonated with millions, boasting over 100 million streams on Spotify, a true signature of her enduring appeal.

Angie Stone's discography is rich and diverse, with albums like Stone Love (2004), The Art of Love & War (2007), Unexpected (2009), Dream (2015), and Full Circle (2019) further showcasing her versatility and artistry.

Her collaborative spirit is equally impressive. She's lent her voice and talent to a staggering array of artists, including Alicia Keys, Snoop Dogg, Musiq Soulchild, Eve, Anthony Hamilton, Floetry, Calvin Richardson, Betty Wright, D'Angelo, The Neptunes, Guru, James Ingram, Dave Hollister, Jaheim, Omar, Candy Dulfer, Joe, Stevie Wonder, Groove Armada, Reel People, and Lenny Kravitz, among many others. This extensive list speaks volumes about her respect within the music industry and her ability to connect with artists across genres. Angie Stone's legacy is one of soulful innovation, powerful vocals, and a profound connection with her audience.