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The cat’s out of the bag: Tyla is releasing a Stanley cup. The “Water” singer teamed with Stanley 1913 on a limited-edition tumbler, announced on Sunday (Nov. 24).

Stanley teased the collaboration on Sunday with an Instagram post captioned, “A Quencher fit for a queen.”

Offered in a deep brown shade, the Tyla Tyger Quencher features bronze shimmer accents with a glossy finish and Tyla’s signature tiger scratch beneath the Stanley 1913 logo. The 40 oz. Quencher H2.0 FlowState Tumbler “shifts from cool tones to warm,” according to the company’s website.

“Our brand is widely known for our innovation, originality and ability to move at the speed of culture; collaborating with Tyla is an authentic extension for Stanley 1913,” Graham Nearn, Stanley 1913’s chief brand officer, said in a statement to Billboard.

Stanley has collaborated with several recording artists, athletes and other brands including Olivia Rodrigo, Lainey Wilson, Lionel Messi, LoveShack Fancy, Wicked, Barbie and e.l.f. cosmetics.

The Tyla Tyger Quencher retails for $82 and will be available for purchase exclusively on Stanley1913.com starting on Tuesday, Nov. 26 at 9 a.m. PT. If you’re looking to snag the Tyla x Stanley collab for the holidays, click here to sign up to receive notification as soon as it drops.

In other Tyla news, the South African singer will perform at Coachella next year joining a star-studded lineup which includes Missy Elliott, LISA, JENNIE, FKA Twigs, GloRilla, Charli XCX, Anitta, ENHYPEN, T-Pain Megan Thee Stallion, Rema, Shaboozey and Benson Boone.

Lady Gaga is set to headline alongside co-headliners Green Day, Post Malone and Travis Scott. Tickets to Coachella 2025 are available on sites such as Vivid Seats, StubHub and SeatGeek in addition to Coachella.com.

Taylor Swift‘s “Cassandra” was the only song from The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology that had never been performed live, until Friday night (Nov. 22) in Toronto, where it stole the show in a three-song piano medley brimming with rage.

“Cassandra,” “Mad Woman” and “I Did Something Bad” suddenly existed together in a fine fury, ascending above the concept of ordering the tour’s main setlist by “eras.” (Tortured Poets, Folklore and Reputation were represented here, in one performance.)

Watch a fan-filmed video of Swift’s full performance of the mashup here.

The live premiere of “Cassandra,” a song titled after the Cassandra of Greek mythology who received the gift of prophecy along with the curse to never be believed, came during the the acoustic section of Swift’s Friday show, the fifth of six dates total in Toronto this month. The Eras Tour acoustic set is known as the part of the concert where what she performs each night is meant to be a surprise to the audience.

“When the first stone’s thrown, there’s screaming/ In the streets, there’s a raging riot/ When it’s ‘burn the b—-,’ they’re shrieking/ When the truth comes out, it’s quiet,” Swift sang from “Cassandra” at Toronto’s Rogers Centre, sitting at her piano painted with flowers.

She continued on with the ballad’s chorus, singing, “So they killed Cassandra first ’cause she feared the worst/ And tried to tell the town/ So they filled my cell with snakes, I regret to say/ Do you believe me now? Do you believe me now?”

Swift surprised everyone further with a sudden shift to “Mad Woman”: “What did you think I’d say to that?/ Does a scorpion sting when fighting back?/ They strike to kill and you know I will/ You know I will.”

In the moving chorus of “Mad Woman,” she sings, “Every time you call me crazy/ I get more crazy/ What about that?/ And when you say I seem angry/ I get more angry/ And there’s nothin’ like a mad woman/ What a shame she went mad/ No one likes a mad woman/ You made her like that.”

While it feels melodramatic to type this out, the moment that Swift took a sharp turn to Reputation — with “I Did Something Bad” — actually elicited gasps heard round the stadium and the internet, where fans who weren’t at the concert searched for streams of Swift’s set.

“What a shame she went mad,” Swift sang from “Mad Woman,” casually calling back to Reputation with “They say I did something bad.”

Toward the end of the performance, that couplet became “Do you believe me now? What a shame she went mad/ Do you believe me now? They say I did something bad” in a clever rewrite that linked “Cassandra” with both “Mad Woman” and “I Did Something Bad” in the same chorus.

The mad mashup went on for a solid seven minutes, as captured on video by concertgoers.

It followed a lighter performance from Swift on acoustic guitar, “Ours” (Speak Now) mixed with “The Last Great American Dynasty” (Folklore).

Swift plays in Toronto once more Saturday night (Nov. 23). The Eras Tour, which launched in March 2023, has a break for the U.S.’s Thanksgiving week before taking its final bow in Vancouver from Dec. 6-8, 2024.

J. Cole’s packing on the nostalgia for fans before 2024’s out. The Dreamville boss followed The Come Up‘s DSP arrival with the release of his sacred The Warm Up mixtape to streaming services for the first time on Friday (Nov. 22).

The Warm Up played an integral role in fueling Cole’s rise as he caught the attention of Jay-Z and earned a deal with Roc Nation. The mixtape originally was released in June 2009 and the streaming version boasts 22 tracks in total.

Standouts from the project include the Kanye West-produced “Just to Get By,” “Dreams and “Lights Please” which garnered enough momentum to even land on Jermaine’s Cole World: The Sideline Story debut album in 2011.

“The Warm Up out now everywhere,” Cole’s Manager Ibrahim “Ib” Hamad wrote to X. “Took us 15 years but I’m so happy we’re able to get this up. This project is very special to me, shit really put Cole in the game and we ain’t look back since. Forever Grateful for this project, legit changed n—-z lives forever.”

The Warm Up’s arrival coincides with the release of the third episode of Cole’s Inevitable audio series, which finds him reminiscing on his rise to fame. This episode specifically focuses on the tape’s rollout after manifesting his deal with Hov.

Fans can purchase access to the entire series for $10 with two-hour episodes being released every few days to a week. The final of the season will cover through 2014 Forest Hills Drive.

“If you rocked with me at any point so far on my journey, I hope this will give you even more perspective and fill in a lot of blanks,” Cole wrote when announcing the series. “If you have your own dream in life that you hope to achieve, in any field, I hope that this will feed your spirit, giving you confidence to believe in that dream and the encouragement to push through the tough times. To go for it even when you may be afraid to.”

Stream the mixtape below.

Playboi Carti continues to drop music on social media instead of streaming services.

On Friday (Nov. 22), the Atlanta rapper released “Play This” on his @opium_00pium Instagram account to follow up his recent ComplexCon performance in Las Vegas. The strategy is an interesting one, as he’s dropped a bunch of songs this year, but most only live on either social media or YouTube. We asked producer Cardo — a frequent collaborator of his — about said strategy and he thinks it’s Carti maybe testing the waters being that he’s always experimenting with new sounds and flows.

Produced by Roark Bailey and V-Ron, the song is a nice little number that sounds like those loosies he used to post on Soundcloud. He’s rapping about making women go crazy, doing various narcotics, and opps. You know? The usual, but in a way only someone like Carti can, so it’s definitely interesting and a good warm-up for his upcoming and highly anticipated album I AM MUSIC.

He hopped in the comments of the song’s IG post and told fans he shared it because it’s one of his favorites, writing, “IM NOT DONE AT ALL DIS SUM COOL S— I WANTED YALL TO HEAR BC I LOVE DIS SONG BUT DA SHIT DATS ON MY ALBUM OVRLY TRIMM.”

He mentioned the album and revealed that Ye is currently working on it with him during a recent club appearance. “Shout out to my n—a Kanye, you know what I’m saying,” he told the crowd as their No. 1 hit “Carnival” played. “He over here making beats and sh—t. That album gonna be crazy, I can’t wait to show y’all n—s.”

You can listen to “Play This” here.