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Express Tribune
24-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
DJ Khaled teams up with Ashton Hall for hilarious fitness video ahead of new album release
DJ Khaled has teamed up with viral "morning routine" influencer Ashton Hall for a humorous fitness collaboration that's captured fans' attention. The Grammy-winning producer shared a video on Instagram showcasing an outdoor cardio session where he sprinted alongside Hall, sporting a weighted vest and Black Cement 3s sneakers. The footage is a playful take on Hall's viral running videos, which have captivated social media users. The collaboration began when Khaled introduced Hall as his 'trainer' in a post, where he joked, 'Today decided to go to the gym! Meet my trainer.' In a subsequent video shared on TikTok, Khaled explained that Hall's viral videos had inspired him. 'When I met you, I was inspired,' Khaled said. 'First thing I told you, I was like, 'Yo, your videos inspire me... Pull out the black truck.'' Fans were quick to appreciate the unexpected pairing, with Khaled and Hall donning matching athletic gear and running in the same style as Hall's viral content. Khaled also promoted his upcoming 14th studio album, Aalam of God, during the video, using the hashtag '#AlbumMode.' The album, which follows his 2022 release God Did, has already generated buzz, especially after a cinematic trailer teased potential collaborations, including two tracks with Drake and a verse from Jay-Z. DJ Khaled's playful video with Ashton Hall has sparked plenty of excitement online, with fans expressing their anticipation for Khaled's new music. Though the album's release date remains unannounced, the clip has certainly fueled excitement for what's to come. Fans are already predicting that Khaled's upcoming tracks will bring more anthems to the music scene.
Time of India
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
DJ Khaled collaborated with 'morning routine' influencer Ashton Hall and the internet is loving it
Image credits: Instagram/djkhaled DJ Khaled is one of the most loved celebrities who boasts a following of a whopping 38.9M followers on Instagram. He often posts humorous videos on his social media where he can be seen experimenting with unique things. The 49-year-old musician is all set to release his 14th studio album titled 'Aalam of God.' In order to promote the album, Khaled took the help of his new fitness trainer whom he introduced in an Instagram post as his gym trainer on Wednesday. The person was none other than the viral 'morning routine' influencer Ashton Hall. A day later, Khaled took to his Instagram to share a video of him and Hall recreating one of the influencer's viral running videos with the caption "ALBUM M😤DE ! AALAM OF G🌎D" The album is said to be a follow-up of his 2002 album 'God Did.' In a video shared on TikTok, Khaled could be seen thanking Hall for his time and applauding his popularity saying, "When I met you, I was inspired," he said. "First thing I told you, I was like, 'Yo, your videos inspire me… Pull out the black truck.' Remember that?" "Yeah, less than 24 hours ago," Hall responded. "I told him to pull out the black truck," Khaled continued. "I said bring me the — what do you call this vest? The vest. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trade Bitcoin & Ethereum – No Wallet Needed! IC Markets Start Now Undo I want the vest, the [athletic] tape… we gotta document the moment." And true to his words, in the video both Khaled and Hall can be seen wearing identical vests, shoes and tape with cars following them and capturing their run. In one of the pictures shared by the musician before the video was posted, he can be seen sipping on Saratoga Water, which Hall popularised in his much-discussed 'morning routine' video. Social media reactions People on the internet have been loving this unexpected collaboration between DJ Khaled and Ashton Hall. Most people have been going gaga over DJ Khaled running with Hall, writing posts such as, "DJ Khaled and Ashton Hall linked up 🤣🔥" Some have been making humorous comments such as "DJ Khaled the typa person you think you can run from, but look back and he right behind you like this: 😭 🤣" and "Dj Khaled looks like a water bed" However, what Khaled wanted has also worked as the video has made fans excited for his upcoming album, writing, "DJ Khaled just pulled up with Ashton Hall to bless the streets — new album on the way and the vibes are not regular! 🔥📀 Who's ready for another anthem?" While Khaled has been promoting his album with fervour, its release date is yet to be announced.
Yahoo
08-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
DJ Khaled Announces New Album ‘Aalam of God' With Film Trailer Starring Mark Wahlberg and Anthony Ramos
DJ Khaled has announced his fourteenth album 'Aalam of God,' which is slated for release in 2025 via We the Best/Republic Records. In typical widescreen fashion, Khaled revealed the news of the album with a seven-minute movie album trailer co-starring Mark Wahlberg and Anthony Ramos. In it, Khaled is on the run with Ramos in possession of the album, which he says includes two Drake songs. Over FaceTime, Wahlberg commands his henchmen to track him down to get the album and it turns out Ramos is in on the plot to steal the record — up until the tables turn and Khaled escapes unscathed. More from Variety Box Office: 'Flight Risk' Gets Off the Ground With $4.4 Million Opening Day 'Flight Risk' Review: Mel Gibson's Latest Directorial Effort Stalls Before It Gets Off the Ground Amazon Orders Suburban Scandal Docuseries About a 15-Year-Old Suing His Public School for Spying 'Do me a favor, send Rihanna the record,' Khaled tells an associate as he walks onto a private jet headed to the recording studio. Khaled compared 'Aalam of God' to Jay-Z's 'The Black Album,' which was touted as the rapper's retirement record in 2003, only with a caveat. 'This is not my last album, it's my Black album,' shared Khaled in a statement. It's named after his five-year-old son Aalam, and he explained the meaning in a Facebook post in December. ''Aalam of God' translates to 'the world of God' in Arabic, essentially referring to the entire universe or the realm of existence considered as being under God's dominion and control; 'Aalam' simply means 'world' or 'universe' in Arabic.' News of Khaled's fourteenth album has been circulating for years. 'Aalam of God' was initially titled 'Til Next Time,' which Khaled announced with a trailer in Aug. 2023. The following day, he released 'Supposed to Be Loved,' a single featuring Lil Baby, Future and Lil Uzi Vert that prominently sampled Michael Jackson's 'P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing).' The music mogul last released 'God Did' in 2022, debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and securing five Grammy nominations. Watch the trailer for 'Aalam of God' here. Best of Variety Grammy Predictions, From Beyoncé to Kendrick Lamar: Who Will Win? Who Should Win? New Movies Out Now in Theaters: What to See This Week What's Coming to Netflix in February 2025
Express Tribune
06-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
Drake said 'No Friends in the Industry,' he meant it—Rapper shuts down DJ Khaled's feature claims
DJ Khaled's grand announcement for his 14th studio album, Aalam of God , has vanished from the internet after Drake shut down claims of being featured on two tracks. The We The Best mogul had dropped a cinematic seven-minute trailer starring Mark Wahlberg and Anthony Ramos, hyping up his latest project and tagging Drake in the caption. 'FYI… DRAKE'S BACK TO WORK… SO AM I! THIS THE ONE WITH [2] DRAKES!' he wrote. However, Drake swiftly dismissed the claim, leaving a now-viral comment: 'Must be @drakebell,' referencing the former Nickelodeon star from Drake & Josh . YIKES… Drake does NOT approve the 2 records for DJ Khaled's album. Khaled has now deleted his entire album announcement/7 min trailer. 😭😭😭😭 — King Jared (@certifiedjared) Khaled's post, which originally hinted at the rapper's involvement, was quickly deleted after the response, sparking speculation across social media. Fans were quick to react, with many praising Drake's newfound energy. Drake Bell Ft DJ Khaled *LEAK**** — Kermit (@BKid704) 'Drake in his villain era and I love it!!!!' one user tweeted. Another joked, 'No more Drake stimulus package for him,' referring to Khaled's history of using Drake collaborations to secure chart-topping hits. Some questioned what Khaled might have done to land in Drake's bad books, especially given their long history of collaborations, from 'I'm On One' to 'Popstar.' No more Drake stimulus package for him — iamdchairman (@tobijubril_) Drake's response has only fueled speculation that his relationship with Khaled may have soured, particularly after the rapper's recent fallout with Kendrick Lamar. when drake said no friends in the industry he really meant it he cut ties with kanye kendrick abel future metro rick ross and dj khaled — blonded (@Khalednxtdoor) Many fans pointed out that Khaled remained silent during Drake's highly publicized feud, possibly leading to a rift. 'After everything that's happened, the opps now want Drake's help. Nah, stay on that side,' a user tweeted, while another added, 'Khaled shows everyone love. Drake making people choose sides is childish.' After everything that's happened, The opps now wants Drake's help, nah nigga stay on that side now 😂 — BOSS DADDY (@maduchi19) Drake upset that DJ Khaled didn't speak during the beef. Bro that man didn't even speak up for his own country — King Wow (@wowthatshiphop) Khaled has a long-standing tradition of hyping up his albums with major collaborations, and this isn't the first time he's teased Drake's involvement. During Drake's It's All a Blur Tour in September 2023, he famously held up a massive sign that read, 'I have 2 Drake songs on my new album—coming 2024.' The two last worked together in 2022 on 'Staying Alive' from Khaled's God Did . With Khaled now wiping his entire album announcement, it's unclear whether the Drake features were real or if plans changed behind the scenes. Meanwhile, Drake is focused on his Anita Max Win Tour , currently making stops in Australia and New Zealand.
