While the nation was still buzzing about the Super Bowl, Kanye West stole the spotlight with the release of his new documentary on Netflix. Music fans engaged in discussions on social media while sharing clips of the documentary, which chronicles the struggles the rapper faced before his rise to fame.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams is facing criticism after sitting down with a group of artists to discuss drill music, a genre that has been condemned by critics for promoting violence. Speaking with reporters, Adams said the rappers arranged a meeting with him because they were concerned that he wanted to "ban" drill rap.

In his conversation with the group, which included Fivio Foreign and Maino, the mayor assured the artists that he doesn't want to ban the genre, ABC News reports.

The mayor said his concern specifically involves rap videos in which artists directly attack and threaten their rivals with violence.

"Violent people who are using drill rapping to post who they killed, and then antagonize the people who they are going to kill is what the problem is," Adams told reporters.

After seeing a clip of the mayor's meeting with the artists, people criticized Adams for spending too much time on an inconsequential matter.

LeBron James once again proved why he's one of the wisest celebrities on the planet. The Los Angeles Lakers superstar showed off his wit in a viral clip this week. While he was surrounded by a group of people who were talking about going to a strip club after a party, James avoided the encounter by running down an escalator heading in the opposite direction.

Snoop Dogg created some buzz after performing at the Super Bowl halftime show on Sunday, but the news wasn't all about his music. Instead, people focused on a video that showed the rapper smoking before taking the stage for his performance. 

Several social media users responded with sarcasm after seeing articles about Snoop smoking weed.

People bashed the New York Post in particular for making news about the rapper's well-documented hobby.

Snoop also received attention for the outfit he wore during the halftime show. Rumors circulating on social media suggested that the NFL had told the rapper not to bring a blue bandana, a known Crip gang signal. Still, the artist showed up in an all-blue wardrobe.

Eminem faced backlash for taking a knee during his performance at the Super Bowl halftime show. As Blavity previously reported, the gesture appeared to be a tribute to Colin Kaepernick, who was ostracized by the NFL after taking a knee during the national anthem in 2016 to protest police brutality.

While wrapping up his rendition of “Lose Yourself” on Sunday, Eminem took a knee and held his head in his hand. Some critics then bashed the artist for making a statement similar to Kaepernick. 

Nick Cannon is back in the news after releasing a new song about his love for Mariah Carey. The artist shared his new single “Alone” on Valentine's Day, Complex reports. 

“I say I’m cool when I know I miss it/I’d trade it all for the case/If I could have you back/If I could go back to where we started at,” Cannon sings on the track. “As much as I want you back/It’s probably better where you at.”

Social media, of course, had plenty to say about the new song, including some jabs.

Speaking about his single, Cannon said the song was about "taking ownership of what I did as a man and owning my flaws."

Valentine’s Day passed this week, and people had plenty to say about the holiday.

The much-anticipated Bel-Air show is finally out, and people are already in love with it.

The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air reboot features similar characters from the original show, but it's presented as more of a drama instead of comedy. The show is streaming on Peacock.