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.@KaiCenat tells VIBE that he thinks his first Vivet runway showed he was serious about fashion. “I feel like I presented the show the way I was supposed to present it, and they’re like, ‘All right, he not playing.’” Read: vibe.com/features/editorial/…

.@KaiCenat for VIBE's fall 2026 issue. Photos by Andre D. Wagner. Cover story: vibe.com/features/editorial/…

Kai Cenat tells VIBE he's OK with commentary of people saying Vivet favors other brands like Yeezy. "You clearly see where inspiration has come from." More: vibe.com/features/editorial/…

Kai Cenat on Drake's interest in streaming culture: “He loves the streaming culture, and he loves Streamer U." More: vibe.com/features/editorial/…

Kai Cenat talks to VIBE about balancing privacy in his personal life and his very public streaming life. "There's an importance to actually separating your private life and the public life."

Kai Cenat tells VIBE he was confused at first on why he was held responsible for the ­chaos at his 2023 event in New York’s Union Square. But later understood. “Why is it my fault? Why is it my fault? What did I do?...Whole time, bro, your influence is just so big, so you got to know.” More: vibe.com/features/editorial/…

All Eyes on Kai Cenat 🤳🏾 Presenting VIBE's fall 2026 cover star, @KaiCenat. The streaming superstar is moving into fashion and film while figuring out just how much of his life the audience gets to see. Story/Photos: vibe.com/features/editorial/…

Swizz Beatz (@THEREALSWIZZZ) on the state of Black visual art: "Black art can never be depreciated. It’s too rich. It’s too powerful. It’s too strong. What people do with it can change the energy or the perception of it. But we buy. We’re buying more art than ever.” More: vibe.com/features/editorial/…

Swizz Beatz's ear is a proven entity, and now, so are his mind and eye for design. In collaboration with @CB2, the producer and art aficionado has put his fingerprint on the modern day home. "I look at all ­furniture different now." Read: vibe.com/features/editorial/…

André 3000 is officially the newest artist to join @moncler‘s Re/Icons collection campaign.

Jordyn Woods-Towns has put the Knicks' lucky bag in retirement: "You know it’s a long season. By the time the playoffs come back around, I might have a whole new thing." Read the interview: vibe.com/features/editorial/…

#3 - 'Passionfruit' 🥭 "While the vibes alone are immaculate, the writing on the hook is especially impressive, using alliteration and touches of anaphora." LIST: vibe.com/lists/drakes-40-bes…

Jordyn Woods-Towns and the Power of a Good Accessory After toting around the Knicks' "lucky bag," Jordyn Woods-Towns' iconic clutch became the hottest arm candy. Now, her WOODS by Jordyn line has new fashion heat just in time for fall. Q&A: vibe.com/features/editorial/…

Jaalen Best says Muhammad Ali’s family definitely approved of his depiction of the icon in “The Greatest.” “Is he related to daddy?!”

.@YungMiami305 reveals to VIBE that 'Watch Dis!' had a song with Saucy Santana, but it got scrapped: "It was one of my favorite songs, and I’m still so hurt that it did not make the album. The record was so dope, but it didn’t get cleared..." vibe.com/features/editorial/…

Yung Miami talks to VIBE about the legacy of the City Girls, despite the "Inshallah" status of a reunion between her and JT: "We made our mark in the industry when people bring up girl groups. I do feel like we made a mark in hip-hop." Interview: vibe.com/features/editorial/…

Yung Miami tells VIBE that most of 'Watch Dis!' was recorded in Atlanta: "In Miami, my kids are there and I’m like, ‘I’ve got to get back home.’...When I’m in Atlanta, it’s like, ‘Okay, my kids are situated back at home,’ and I’m just really focusing in on the music." vibe.com/features/editorial/…

Yung Miami tells VIBE she recorded "Just Might Go" with Travis Scott during BET weekend: "Being in the studio with him, you know magic is going to happen.... we had a party in the studio. The energy was so great. It was so fun." More: vibe.com/features/editorial/…