Wiz Khalifa and Amber Rose set off a maelstrom of congratulations on Twitter and Instagram Monday when they took to their social media channels to let their fans know that they finally tied the knot, with a formal wedding slated for fall.

Rose hit the Twitterverse first with her announcement, tweeting, simply: "Yay me & my Baby are officially married!!!" followed by "Cam just sang 'Cupid' to me & made me cry for the 30th time today.... Its the best day ever with my Family, Husband & baby boy."

She also took to Instagram, where she shared a photo — captioned "Happily Ever After" — of her and Khalifa sealing their nuptials with a kiss at the courthouse, where the simple ceremony went down. That photo prompted a shower of nearly 1,000 emoticon-laden congratulatory notes from fans and followers, who mostly waxed poetic about how well the two go together.

"Ahhh. Congrats to u guys. Ur sooo cute together," said @musicfanatic196, while @tiff_the_realest_rn opined, "Congrats my love. I am super duper happy for the both of you!! Love is so amazing when you have the right person and clearly he is the best man for you!! I pray for you guys happiness, success and more babies." (The couple welcomed their first child, Sebastian Taylor Thomaz, in February.)

The couple's official knot-tying also spawned some fan art, courtesy of Twitter user ‏@YaboiJeremy27.

Khalifa, for his part, heralded his wedding with a single tweet, "Me and Amber got married today. Weddings this fall. Thought I'd ...

Imagine if Billboard magazine had counted those one million Samsung downloads. Even without the artificial lift from the free milli offered by Samsung, Jay-Z could still land the year's second-highest chart debut if initial sales projections for Magna Carta Holy Grail
 hold.

According to Billboard, Jay's latest is expected to sell in the 350,000-400,000 range for the week ending July 14. (Those projections are based on pre-orders through digital retailers.) If the numbers hold, Jay is assured a #1 debut, which would give him a record 13th #1 bow, extending his streak as the solo artist with the most #1s in history. He still trails the Beatles, who have the all-time record of 19.

Did you catch Jay's Twitter spree on Monday, check out the action here!

If Jay lands in that zone, he will surpass the year's second and third-best debuts so far, Daft Punk's Random Access Memories (339,000) and pal Kanye West's Yeezus (327,000). He's a far cry from 2013's undisputed first week sales champ, though, as Justin Timberlake's gaudy 968,000 for The 20/20 Experience still reigns supreme.

Jay seems poised to continue his streak, but the MCHG numbers are also a bit lower than his two most recent efforts, 2009's The Blueprint 3, which opened with 476,000 and his Kanye collabo Watch the Throne, which sold 436,000 in its first frame.

And while Jay did manage to get the RIAA to play by his #newrules
 and change their stance on what qualifies for gold and platinum sales status, Billboard has steadfastly refused to count the Samsung ...

Schoolboy Q is busy cooking up his major-label debut, but before Oxymoron is ready, Q hopes to add the flavor from Wu-Tang Clan's head chef.

"I'm trying to get Raekwon on this record," the Los Angeles up-and-comer told MTV News while on the set for his upcoming music video on July 2.

While on the Red Carpet for the 2013 Bet Awards, Q hinted that he was looking to work with one of the members of the hip-hop collective on his upcoming album in an interview with Vibe.com, but never specified which one until now. "Me and Raekwon, we've been talking and we've been trying to get a record, and I think I finally found the record for him," he said, even though the song isn't complete yet. "I'ma say thank you ahead of time to the Chef."

Q says he would've loved to collaborate with deceased Wu-member Ol' Dirty Bastard, but the Brooklyn MC passed away in 2004, seven years before Schoolboy dropped his debut independent album, Setbacks. "I couldn't get ODB, may he rest in peace, he's long gone and that's who I really wanted," he said.

This year Wu-Tang Clan are celebrating their 20-year anniversary as a group performing at Coachella, Hot 97's Summer Jam and Bonnaroo and hope to drop their sixth group effort before December is through.

The Black Hippy lyricist confirms that he has been working with J. Cole, Pharrell Williams, Nez & Rio and Digi+Phonics for production on Oxymoron, but at the time of our interview seemed to be the ...

Late Monday, Kanye West's "Black Skinhead" video premiered ... or at least, we think it did.

After all, the clip in question — which features a CGI-version of West flailing and wailing, morphing into a silvery demon and even going full-frontal — is very much in keeping with the aesthetics and the angst the rapper has used when performing the song on and in concert. It begins with the same nightmarish visuals (snarling Dobermans, black KKK hoods, etc.) and burns with the same fury of his fiery "SNL" take. So, on one hand, it certainly seems like the real deal.

On the other hand, the "Skinhead" video never actually appeared on West's official site (as of this writing, he's still pimping his collaboration with French clothing line A.P.C.), and the normally verbose 'Ye has remained silent about it on Twitter. The link that was making the rounds on Monday took fans to a Universal Music Group "development" page that has since been password protected, and MTV News could not reach West's rep for comment about the clip.

So, was the "Black Skinhead" clip a fan-made hoax — a la the fake trailer for West's Cruel Winter album — an accidental leak of an unfinished final project, or an early preview of the official video? There's been no confirmation from Kanye's camp, but that hasn't stopped the Internet from believing it to be authentic, and analyzing every digital inch (and yes, we're mainly talking about West's CGI-ed weiner).

There have been plenty of ...

Brazilian funk singer MC Daleste (born Daniel Pellegrine) was laid to rest in Sao Paulo on Monday, two days after his shocking shooting death
 during a concert in the city of Campinas.

The 20-year-old rising star was honored by a throng of fans who came to the Vila Formosa cemetery, some of whom sang his songs during the ceremony. According to a report by the G1 news service, Pellegrine's father, Roland, told reporters that his son was done in by the resentment of rivals.

"It was envy. Jealousy kills," Roland Pellegrine said. "[He] was a very good boy, a charismatic boy, docile. He had no enemies ... My son was the king of funk."

Daleste was performing a free show at a public housing project in the San Martin neighborhood outside of Sao Paulo during the incident, which was caught on tape in a disturbing video (warning graphic images) shot by a fan that has now been screened nearly six million times. In the clip, Daleste can be seen performing and then dropping to the stage suddenly and clutching his stomach.

At his funeral, a fellow funk singer, Leonardo de Freitas (aka MC Leo da Baixada), said Pellegrine was eager to help other rising musicians and lamented that the image of Daleste's dead body on stage would be the lasting one of his friend.

"We see him onstage trying to cheer everyone and it happens there," Freitas said (in a page translated from the original Portuguese). "Some people have no heart." Freitas agreed that Daleste was done in by envy, ...

Ariana Grande showed us she has an ear for throwback pop tunes as demonstrated on her Mariah Carey-inspired debut single. And apparently, there's more where that came from.

"Her album is a throwback to the great R&B of the 90s," Grande's manager, Scooter Braun, told MTV News of her debut album, Daydreamin', dropping in August. "And she has some incredible ballads on there. We're talking about putting out one album in August and following it with a second album in February or March. She's recording so much music that we feel like we can keep the momentum going. I'm so incredibly excited about the album and the music. This girl would live in the studio if she had the opportunity."

When Braun and the "Sam & Cat" star first started talking about it, the 20-year-old knew she wanted to pay homage to the '90s, a decade that spawned R&B superstars like Carey and Mary J. Blige, whom he cites as her influences for the release.

"I grew up on that stuff. ... It was a fun album to be a part of. It was a fun album to get the demos in my email [for] and listen to and say, 'Damn'," he said. "You don't expect it from her and that's what I like about her. Music today isn't defined by what color you are or where you're from or what genre you're supposed to be in. The genres are all crossed and the races are all crossed, and at the end of the day, [music is] supposed to ...