Feid adds a 12th No. 1 on Billboard’s Latin Airplay chart with “Se Lo Juro Mor,” as the song jumps 3-1 on the chart dated Dec. 20.
“Se Lo Juro Mor” –and its music video– debuted Aug. 20 via Universal Music Latino/UMLE. Produced by Medellín, Colombia-based producer and engineer Wain, the song became the highlight of Feid’s 33rd birthday celebration, when the Colombian took over Tokyo’s vibrant Shibuya commercial center, where more than 500 fans attended, all dressed in his signature green.
“Se Lo Juro Mor” leaps 3-1 on the Dec. 5-11 tracking week, fueled by 9.1 million audience impressions in the United States, as reported by Luminate. That’s a 22% surge from the previous week, during which the song garnered 7.4 million impressions.
The new chart-topper brings Feid his 12th No. 1 on Latin Airplay, just three weeks after he claimed his first chart leader through a Karol G collab with her single “Verano Rosa,” one of 15 tracks on her No. 1 album Tropicoqueta.
With this achievement, Feid ties with Daddy Yankee and Rauw Alejandro for the sixth-most No. 1s among all acts on Latin Airplay in the 2020s decade, when the Colombian secured his first champ through “Porfa,” with J Balvin, Maluma, Nicky Jam, Sech and Justin Quiles, in Aug. 2020. Here is that list of winners:
Jay Wheeler & Morat Hit No. 1 on Latin Pop Airplay: Jay Wheeler celebrates his first No. 1 on the Latin Pop Airplay chart with “Sin Ti,” his collab with Morat. The track leaps from No. 4 to the top spot, earning the week’s Greatest Gainer honors, which recognize the song with the largest increase in audience impressions.
“Sin Ti” advances after a 56% gain across U.S. Latin pop radio, to 7.1 million, earned during the tracking period. As mentioned, this marks Wheeler’s maiden No. 1. Previously, the Puerto Rican came closest through “Extrañándote,” with wife Zhamira Zambrano, which peaked at No. 3 in 2024.
Colombian Morat, meanwhile, claims its second chart-topper, four months since the pop band earned its first with “Me Toca a Mí,” with Camilo, in Aug.
The song flies 18-6 on other overall Latin Airplay chart, the highest rank for Wheeler since “Si Te Preguntan,” with Prince Royce and Nicky Jam, in 2022.
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Welcome to Billboard Pro’s Trending Up newsletter, where we take a closer look at the songs, artists, curiosities and trends that have caught the music industry’s attention. Some have come out of nowhere, others have taken months to catch on, and all of them could become ubiquitous in the blink of a TikTok clip.
This week: Heated Rivalry officially becomes the biggest new show in the world of synchs, Jon Hamm unwittingly turns a 15-year-old Danish EDM single into a streaming smash, Tyla has a burgeoning hit for 2026 and more.
‘Heated Rivalry’ Synchs Keep Rising, Led By t.A.T.u.’s ‘All the Things She Said’
Heated Rivalry has captured the hearts and screens of America in just over a month, and the steamy queer Canadian hockey drama’s impact can be felt across the streaming landscape.
Last week, Billboardreported that the first three episodes of the Crave-produced show, which airs Fridays on HBO Max in the States, sparked an increase in official on-demand streams from synched tracks by Feist, Wet Leg and Wolf Parade. With episode four now available to stream, three new songs have earned Heated Rivalry-assisted bumps — and the numbers are just getting bigger and bigger.
Feist, whose “Sealion” played in episode one, returns with “My Moon My Man,” which opens episode four (Dec. 12). During the four-day period of Dec. 5-8, “My Moon” earned over 28,000 official on-demand U.S. streams, according to Luminate. By the next comparable four-day period (Dec. 12-15), that figure jumped 734% to over 240,000 official streams. While “My Moon” certainly tugged on viewers’ heartstrings, one massive needle drop anchored by two versions of t.A.T.u’s classic “All the Things She Said” proved the episode’s most-talked-about moment.
During an extended, anxiety-inducing club scene that transitions into two markedly cold sex scenes, t.A.T.u.’s original morphs into Harrison’s dance cover, making for an equally cathartic and chaotic moment. During the period of Dec. 5-8, the original “All the Things” earned just under 640,000 official streams. By the time viewers got time to sit with the new episode (Dec. 12-15), that figure leapt 103% to 1.3 million official streams. Harrison’s version, which arrived in 2022, earned under 1,000 streams during the period of Dec. 5-8. After episode four (Dec. 12-15), his cover ballooned an astounding 114,173% to over 685,000 official streams. Notably, Harrison’s “All the Things” sold 1,255 digital downloads during Dec. 12-15, up from a negligible the week prior.
As Heated Rivalry hurtles towards its season one finale on Dec. 26, expect the series to remain at the center of pop culture well into the new year. — KYLE DENIS
Blissed-Out Jon Hamm Makes Streaming Smash Out of Danish EDM-Era Jam
The 2010 EDM single “Turn Off the Lights” is credited to Danish house producer Kato, with a featured appearance from “Jon.” That credit originally refers to the Danish singer on the track (full name: Jon Gade Nørgaard), but now there’s a second Jon playing an integral part in the song’s recent crossover success: actor Jon Hamm, whose eyes-closed visage is now inextricable with the ecstatic dance jam.
“Turn Off the Lights” began going viral a few weeks ago thanks to its use alongside a scene in the Apple TV series Your Friends & Neighbors, which starts with an up-close shot of Hamm in the middle of a club dancefloor, seemingly intently feeling the music being played. In the original scene, the dance song playing is Joseph William Morgan’s much harder-hitting “Sentient System” — but on TikTok, users have substituted the sweeter, more sentimental “Lights” for the scene’s soundtrack, cuttingtoit to express their own blissed-out and/or nostalgic feelings about a particular situation.
As a result, “Lights” has absolutely blown up on streaming. The song — which was a top 10 hit in Denmark and various other European territories in the early 2010s, but had little commercial profile stateside — has grown in the past four weeks from around 37,000 weekly official on-demand U.S. streams to nearly 2.5 million (for the week ending Dec. 11), a gain of 6,516%, according to Luminate. It’s been similarly explosive on iTunes, with the song ballooning from a negligible number of weekly sales to over 5,000 over the same time period.
“Turn the Lights Off” debuts at No. 19 on this week’s Bubbling Under Hot 100 chart — and with the numbers still going up during this tracking period, it seems like the Jons just might help boost this song onto the Billboard Hot 100 before the holiday season. — ANDREW UNTERBERGER
Wake Up, U2: New ‘Knives Out’ Boosts Streams for Titular Song, Tom Waits Track
Each new installment in Knives Out, director Rian Johnson’s mystery-movie franchise starring Daniel Craig as detective Benoit Blanc, yields a streaming uptick for the rock song that inspires its title. Three years after Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mysteryled music listeners to the Beatles’ “Glass Onion,” Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery — the third installment in the franchise, which was released in select theaters last November before hitting Netflix last Friday (Dec. 12) — has produced a spike for “Wake Up Dead Man,” the closing track on U2’s divisive 1997 album Pop.
From Dec. 12-15, “Wake Up Dead Man” earned over 2,000 official on-demand U.S. streams, and posted an 82% increase from the same four-day period during the previous week, according to Luminate. However, the real music-legend winner from Wake Up Dead Man is Tom Waits, whose Mule Variations track “Come On Up to the House” soundtracks a key sequence near the end of the film. “Come On Up to the House” earned 44,000 streams in the first four days after Wake Up Dead Man hit Netflix, a whopping 309% jump from the 10,000 streams the song earned from Dec. 5-8. — JASON LIPSHUTZ
Tyla Fashions a Rising Hit Out of ‘Chanel’
Tyla hasn’t seen the top half of the Hot 100 since she exploded onto the scene with 2023’s “Water,” but “Chanel” could be her ticket back to that bracket.
Over the past four weeks, streaming activity for Tyla’s latest single has risen by 172%, boosted by a mega-viral TikTok dance challenge and buzzy clips from her recently wrapped Asia tour. After first teasing the song in July, Tyla finally dropped “Chanel” on Oct. 24 after previewing the track and its music video at Global Citizen Festival a month prior (Sept. 27).
Well before the song hit streaming platforms, TikTok user @kipittok shared a dance challenge set to a snippet of the “Chanel” chorus on Oct. 5. That initial clip has since garnered over 256,000 views, setting into motion a dance trend that’s helped the clip’s accompanying TikTok sound soar past 3.6 million posts. The official “Chanel” TikTok sound boasts an additional 2.3 million posts, while a more recent “Last Christmas” mashup plays in 2,275 other clips. On Nov. 11, Tyla herself hopped on the challenge, earning 55.5 million views and 2.9 million likes.
During the first full week following Tyla’s post (Nov. 14-20), “Chanel” cleared 2.7 million official U.S. on-demand streams, up 63% from the week prior. The song has increased in streams every week since, according to Luminate, blowing past the 4.6 million threshold during Dec. 5-11.
Already a chart-topper on U.S. Afrobeats Songs and the Bubbling Under Hot 100, the chart domination of “Chanel” is clearly just beginning. — KD
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A lawyer who sued Sean “Diddy” Combs is facing a judge’s wrath after he used artificial intelligence and cited “hallucinated case law” in court filings — and it’s not the first time.
In a ruling Tuesday (Dec. 16), Judge Leo Gordon sharply criticized Tyrone Blackburn after the lawyer admitted he “fabricated legal propositions derived from generative artificial intelligence” during the case, which he filed against Combs on behalf of alleged victim Liza Gardner.
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“Mr. Blackburn confirmed that he indeed used AI that provided him with hallucinated case law and propositions that he then incorporated into his response brief and that he failed to verify on subsequent review,” the judge wrote. “Despite multiple forms of notice and warning, proper verification did not occur here.”
The judge ordered Blackburn to pay a $6,000 fine, but the more serious penalty was non-monetary: He must alert the bar associations in both New York and New Jersey about the AI mishap, so that those groups can “take whatever action they deem appropriate.”
AI has become a major tool for lawyers — and a major problem for some of them. AI models often convincingly spit out false information, and lawyers have repeatedly been penalized for failing to catch them. In one high-profile case earlier this year, a Wyoming federal judge punished two lawyers from personal injury firm Morgan & Morgan for citing AI-fabricated cases in a lawsuit against Walmart.
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Blackburn, a New York attorney who has filed many eyebrow-raising cases in recent years, has already faced similar AI-related censure. In June, a federal judge threatened sanctions after he filed a motion containing “non-existent quotations” and other AI-generated errors — and then did so again in a brief defending his conduct: “The court views Blackburn’s conduct as a clear ethical violation of the highest order,” the judge wrote.
Lawyers for Fat Joe, facing Blackburn in another lawsuit, have accused him of sloppily using AI in that case, too — claiming to have found “at least ten instances” of such problems. After Blackburn blamed the problem on AI-powered research tools offered by LexisNexis, the legal research giant itself responded that such claims were “misleading” and that Blackburn “never an authorized user or subscriber” of such tools.
AI mishaps have already repeatedly cropped up in other music cases. In 2023, convicted ex-Fugees rapper Pras Michel accused his lawyer of botching his criminal trial partly because he relied on AI to help craft his closing arguments. And in May, an attorney from the prestigious firm Latham & Watkins apologized after an AI model created a fake footnote for a real source — a misstep that, ironically, came in a brief filed on behalf of AI firm Anthropic in its battle with music publishers.
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In the Gardner case, Blackburn repeatedly cited a case called “United States v. Masha,” claiming it was a 2021 ruling by a federal appeals court. But the case doesn’t exist, which Blackburn later acknowledged after it was flagged by defense counsel. He later apologized, saying he took “full responsibility for this error.” But for Judge Gordon, that was not enough.
“Mr. Blackburn’s admission of responsibility and remorse expressed … do not completely excuse his lack of diligence, especially in light of the pattern behavior identified,” the judge wrote, referring to previous discipline in other cases, including the previous AI problem.
For Blackburn, the punishment might be the least his problems. In June, he was arrested for allegedly hitting Fat Joe’s process server with his car “in a failed attempt to avoid being served” with the lawsuit. He was indicted in October and the case against him remains pending.
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After promising thatDon’t Be Dumbwould arrive before year’s end, A$AP Rocky revealed the Tim Burton-assisted cover art for the long-awaited album on Tuesday (Dec. 17).
Rihanna hopped into Rocky’s Instagram comment section, showing love to her man for his hard work on the project. “Sooo f—in proud!!!! LETS GOOOO BABY,” she gushed.
RiRi wasn’t the only star to chime in, as music peers like Pusha T,Ty Dolla $ign, Westside Gunn and Smino gave Rocky his flowers.
While Don’t Be Dumb remains without a release date, the Harlem rapper apologized to fans for the delays. “SORRY 4 THE WAIT DON’T BE DUMB FINALLY HERE! THANKS TIM BURTON FOR HELPING ME MAKE THIS MOVIE! COMING SOON,” he wrote.
It’s unclear what Tim Burton’s involvement exactly is, but the decorated filmmaker appears to have been a sounding board for Rocky. Burton is best known for directing films such as Edward Scissorhands, Batman and Mars Attacks!.
“I sat and I played the album for Tim Burton, and he was f–king with it heavy,” Rocky told Billboard in his cover story last year. “He was rocking his head and he’s like, ‘Wow! I didn’t know you made that kind of music!’”
In November, as part of Variety‘s Hollywood Issue, A$AP Rocky revealed that Burton’s composer Danny Elfman scored “a bunch of the song” on his album.
“Danny Elfman, he just did my album with me that I’m putting out this year,” Rocky said. “He scored a bunch of the songs on my album.”
Rocky possibly alluded to a Jan. 16 release date when he hit the stage at Camp Flog Gnaw in November with “01162026” emblazoned across the sleeve of his hoodie.
Fatherhood has become a top priority for Rocky, as Rihanna gave birth to her third child with the rapper in September. The superstar couple welcomed their first daughter on Sept. 13, Rocki Irish Mayers.
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As 2025 comes to a close, it’s time to take stock and reflect, but also to begin turning our collective attention to what comes next. In 2026, a number of long-simmering situations in the music business may finally come to a head, including multiple long-running lawsuits, pending technological changes, major acquisitions and negotiations that have dragged on and are nearing a conclusion.
If 2025 was the year that artificial intelligence came to the forefront both technologically and culturally, 2026 will be the year that it truly makes a monumental impact on the music business — whether through the songwriting process, the determination of legal frameworks around copyright or establishing the role that AI-assisted artists will play in the industry.
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Arms of various governments will also begin to weigh in and decide significant issues, including the Department of Justice’s antitrust probe into Live Nation, Congress’ investigation of the operations of several newer performance rights organizations and the European Commission’s assessment of Universal Music Group’s acquisition of Downtown. Other topics are only growing in importance as the calendar flips over: the Phono V hearings, the idea of sustainability in touring and at venues, the long-running battle over bundling between Spotify and the MLC, Daniel Ek’s transition to executive chairman at the streaming service, the possibility that U.S. copyright termination rights could extend globally, the role of politics in artists’ lives and much more.
So, as 2026 approaches, here are 14 questions for the music business that will be addressed and decided in the next year. — Dan Rys
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Crunchyroll is running some major deals on their yearly memberships that you won’t want to miss.
The Anime streaming service just launched its year-end sale, with big deals on their yearly memberships made for true fans of the genre. Right now until Dec. 29, you can get special holiday pricing on the service’s Mega Fan, now $99.99, and Fan tiers, now $69.99, for a full year.
The timing on these membership deals is pretty impeccable, considering 2026 is about to be one of the biggest years for anime to date. In 2026, fans can look forward to premieres and returning seasons, including JUJUTSU KAISEN season three, TRIGUN STARGAZE, Hell’s Paradise season two, Hana-Kimi, You and I Are Polar Opposites, Sentenced to Be a Hero, My Hero Academia: Vigilantes season two and【OSHI NO KO】season three.
Crunchyroll Year-End Sale Membership Deals
A general reminder that with these subscriptions, members will unlock ad-free access to the largest dedicated anime library in the world, offline viewing for select tiers and perks at the Crunchyroll Store, including exclusive discounts and early-access drops on merch, collectibles and Blu-rays. You can shop deals on these memberships at Crunchyroll.com and below.
Pricing on these deals depends on where you are in the world. We will be taking you through all the perks of both memberships and the pros of either one. Whichever one you choose, you’ll still be getting discounted access to a wide range of anime for a whole year, so it’s a win no matter what.
Crunchyroll’s Mega Fan tier is now just $99.99, down from $119.99 a year. The service is the mid-range of three and offers ad-free streaming, full library access with simulcasts, offline viewing, four simultaneous streams, access to digital manga, access to the Game Vault, which includes free mobile games and a 10% discount at the Crunchyroll Store with free shipping over $50 (US). This is a great option for major Anime fans looking to get the best bang for their buck out of the service and includes perks out the wazoo.
Crunchyroll’s Fan tier is the first tier of three and it’s currently $69.99, down from $79.99 a year. This tier gives subscribers annual complete access to Crunchyroll’s library without ads, access to new episodes shortly after airing in Japan and 5% off on select products at Crunchyroll’s store. This offers fewer perks than the Mega Fan tier; however, it’s a more cost-effective option that will still give you access to all the ad-free Anime you can dream of.
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GMA Dove Award winner Forrest Frank is seeing top-tier demand for his upcoming 29-city, 2026 The Jesus Generation Tour, which has already sold over 470,000 tickets, with several shows already selling out, including concerts in Detroit, Los Angeles, Dallas, Nashville and Phoenix. The artist presale for the new tour opened up on Dec. 10, with the public onsale following on Dec. 12.
The UTA-booked and TPR-presented tour will welcome special guests Tori Kelly, Cory Asbury and The Figs. The trek will follow Frank’s sold-out Child of God Tour Part 2 which wrapped earlier this year. The 2026 tour will feature in-the-round staging and several massive outdoor venues.
“Forrest is such a force. He continues to stay on the path that he feels led to follow,” UTA’s Jonathan Roberts told Billboard in a statement. “His authenticity, coupled with a constant release of songs that captivate audiences globally, has culminated in the most in-demand tour in Christian music history. More broadly, it shines a spotlight on how Christian music continues to impact culture and is only going to blaze a trail for other artists to follow in the years to come.”
The upcoming tour follows a record-breaking year for Frank. His albums have been at No. 1 for 45 weeks on Billboard’s Top Christian Albums chart in 2025, marking the most weeks any act has spent at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Christian Albums chart in a calendar year in the modern era (since the chart began using Luminate’s electronically tracked information in April 1995). The previous record was held by Ye, whose Donda album spent 43 weeks at the chart’s pinnacle in 2022.
Additionally, Frank has charted 45 songs on Billboard’s Hot Christian Songs chart in 2025 and has had 12 No. 1s in 2025 on that chart.
Frank’s “Your Way’s Better” entered Billboard’s Hot 100 this year, and was certified Gold by the Recording Industry Association of America. His album Child of God finished the year as the No. 1 2025 Billboard Year-End Top Christian Album, with his Child of God II album finishing at No. 2 on that chart.
This year, Frank followed “Your Way’s Better” with a surge of other viral hits, including “God’s Got My Back,” “Lemonade” (with The Figs), “Selah,” “The Rock” (with Crowder), “Misunderstood” (with Cory Asbury) and “Jesus Is Coming Back Soon” (with Josiah Queen).
“Your Way’s Better” ended the year at No. 2 on the 2025 Year-End Billboard Hot Christian Songs chart, while several of his songs placed in the top 30 on that year-end chart, including the Thomas Rhett collab “Nothing Else,” as well as “Celebration,” “Lemonade” (with The Figs), “Amen” and “Good Day.”
Frank picked up several GMA Dove Awards wins this year, including the ceremony’s top honor, artist of the year. He is also nominated for two Grammys at next year’s ceremony, including best contemporary Christian Music performance/song (“Your Way’s Better”) and best contemporary Christian Music album (Child of God II). On radio, “Your Way’s Better” rose to No. 3 on Billboard’s Christian AC and Christian Airplay charts.
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But Beats products used to cost a pretty penny, running you into the hundreds of dollars for a brand new pair of buds. Fortunately, that’s no longer the case, as a new Amazon deal discounts the popular Beats Solo Buds down to an all-new low price of just $69.
These earbuds used to be over $100 and were re-priced at $79.99 at the beginning of the year. Now you can an additional $10 off, making it the cheapest price we’re seeing for a pair of brand new Beats.
Amazon says more than 6,000 shoppers have picked up these Beats earbuds in the last month alone, and Prime members can get them delivered before Christmas (not a Prime member? Get a 30-day free trial and use it for the holiday discount and free shipping here).
The Beats Solo Buds are wireless earbuds that boast the brand’s premium audio quality with big range, clarity and crispness. Music is loud and punchy and you can further customize your settings with the Beats App. These earbuds work with both Apple and Android devices.
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Regularly $79.99, get the Beats Studio Buds Wireless Earbuds on sale for just $69 on Amazon. This deal is moving fast, so we recommend adding to cart before the sale ends or quantities run out. Choose from four colors on sale. See full details here. Sold out on Amazon? You can also get the deal on Walmart.com.
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21 Savage is looking to play peacemaker. The Slaughter Gang boss called for Young Thug and Gunna to end their long-standing feud on Wednesday (Dec. 17).
21 took to X to set the record straight on some drama between central hip-hop figures, and he kicked off the Twitter storm mentioning Thug and Gunna, where he pleaded with the former YSL duo to reunite and put their beef to the side.
“@gunna @youngthug Yall n—s fix that sh-t yall love each other n—a you knew gunna wasn’t no gangster when he told the first time and we swept it under the rug for you you know he wasn’t tryna leave you to hang n—a f–k the streets we ain’t get sh-t but trauma from that sh-t,” he wrote.
@gunna@youngthug Yall niggas fix that shit yall love each other nigga you knew gunna wasn’t no gangster when he told the first time and we swept it under the rug for you you know he wasn’t tryna leave you to hang nigga fuck the streets we ain’t get shit but trauma from that…
Gunna and Young Thug have been at odds since the YSL RICO trial, when Gunna accepted an Alford plea deal in December 2022, which led Thugger to believe his mentee had snitched on him to receive a lighter sentence. Thug eventually reached a plea deal to secure his release from jail in October 2024.
The duo hasn’t communicated much since their respective releases, and they haven’t collaborated on any new music releases either.
21 added on X: “Last year I was the realest n—a for tryna stop thug from exposing gunna now im fake lol.”
Savage then turned his focus to Lil Baby, in an effort to iron out the issues between Baby, Thug and Gunna.
“You one of the realest young n—s out this sh-t admit slime was moving the goal post and we was standing behind him cuz we love him my brother,” he wrote.
@whamcbfw4 you one of the realest young niggas out this shit admit slime was moving the goal post and we was standing behind him cuz we love him my brother
Looking to restore the unity in Atlanta, 21 also attempted to have Migos reunite, while revealing he had a group text with Offset and Quavo, as he tried to have them communicate before their feud reached a boiling point.
“@QuavoStuntin @offset yall n—s tell the world I put yall on group text and told yall squash it before it even got far n—a if yall was still together yall would be unstoppable,” 21 continued.
@QuavoStuntin@offset yall niggas tell the world I put yall on group text and told yall squash it before it even got far nigga if yall was still together yall would be unstoppable
21 Savage had one question that doubles as his new album title, What Happened to the Streets?. The project arrived on Friday (Dec. 12), which harped on a prevalent theme of the Atlanta street code 21 was raised on which he believes has eroded over the last few years.
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Jack Harlow showed up to the Marty Supreme movie premiere in New York Tuesday night, sporting an interesting footwear choice for the red carpet.
The “First Class” rapper posed for photographers wearing a fitted beige turtleneck, baggy brown pants and… UGG Classic Mini Boots. Yes, the same cozy UGG boots that people typically wear to run errands or to lounge around the house had a surprising moment in the spotlight in front of other stars like Gwyneth Paltrow, Timothee Chalamet and Tyler the Creator, who were all there to support the new film (no word on whether Chalamet, who recently wore the UGG Classic Short Boots courtside at an NBA game, spotted Harlow’s footwear fit on the carpet).
The rapper’s strange footwear pick may have turned heads, but perhaps it’s not entirely unfounded: after all, UGG says its boots can be worn outdoors, and the weather in New York was chillingly brisk, hovering around 30 degrees during the premiere, which would have made these shearling boots something nice and warm to slip into.
The iconic UGG boot is in stock and shipping now for the holidays, available in a “Chestnut” or black colorway at UGG.com; Zappos also has the boot in a “Dusted Cocoa” and “Hickory” color. Choose from sizes 7 to 18.
Harlow sported the UGG Classic Mini, which features the brand’s now-legendary sheepskin lining, made from real fur humanely-sourced from sheep or lambs from Australia, Ireland, the U.S. or the U.K. The natural sheepskin keeps your feet cozy but also helps to wick away moisture; the EVA outsole, meantime, lets you wear these boots outside (like Harlow), with grippy traction and a comfortable fit.
Timothee Chalamet sits courtside during Lakers vs New York Knicks game at Crypto.com Arena on March 6, 2025 in Los Angeles, California
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Chalamet, meantime, was sported courtside at a New York Knicks game wearing a pair of UGG Classic Short Boots in the Chestnut colorway. These boots are slightly taller than the “Mini” boots Harlow wore, but feature the same lightweight suede construction and sheepskin lining. Chalamet paired hits UGG boots with baggy athletic trousers and a quarter-zip sweatshirt.
These UGG boots are available now in Chestnut or black at the UGG website and at Zappos. You can also find the same boots in women’s and kids sizes.
Everyone already knows about UGG boots and chances are, your friends and family have added a pair to their holiday wish-list this year. Fortunately, both of these signature pairs are available in-stock online, and can be shipped in time for Christmas. UGG is offering free expedited shipping right now too. See more details and more gifting picks at UGG.com.
Looking for a cheaper alternative? Amazon sells these Litfun Boots, which feature a similar look and style, only with a synthetic faux fur material (Litfun says the outer is still made from genuine suede). The cozy boots come in women’s sizes 5 to 12 and in five different color options.
These are an Amazon bestseller, with the site reporting more than 3,000 units sold in the last month alone. Reviewers give these a 4.5-star rating (out of five) from hundreds of verified purchases.
For more UGG gift ideas, check out these UGG Bluetooth Earmuffs, which double as wireless headphones for music. And you can find out more about the UGG Puffer Boots, seen on Cardi B and Offset, here.
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