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R&B singer, actress and member of acclaimed R&B/hip-hop group; TLC, is bringing heat in 2007 with her debut solo Album (Point of View) and always keeping it sexy with sophistication and style. Chilli-Online.net will keep you updated with the latest Chilli news, sexy photos, Akon updates, 'Konvict Muzik' updates, T-boz updates, Earl Ray updates, T-Pain updates, chart updates and much more...for the Site go to www.chilli-online.net








This week T-Pain's "Epiphany" slips to No. 5 with a 52 percent sales decline, selling 82,000 copies, on Billboard’s Top 200 album chart.
Akon’s Sorry, Blame It On Me and Ray Lavender’s My Girl Gotta Girlfriend may not have charted but they are certainly on their way. Both songs pushing for Top 60 positions on Rhythmic radio and Sorry, Blame It On Me pushing for Top 70 on pop radioplay. Both songs are in the Top 100 songs on Urban radioplay.
Alright so there’s already been some buzz surrounding the Akon track; Sorry (Blame it on me). In the song he addresses the controversy surrounding his Trinidad concert with an underage female. He also apologizes to Gwen Stefani and mentioned the Verizon endorsement loss. Again, he had no knowledge of the girl’s age, as expressed in the song…
Congratulations to T-Pain on getting the number 1 spot on The Billboard 200 for his sophomore album "Epiphany.” According toBillboard, it sold 171,000 copies, a big jump from 47,000 copies for "Rapper Ternt Sanga.”
Ray Lavender’s My Girl Gotta Girlfriend is now Top 70 on Rhythmic Radioplay, and is already seeing spins on Hot 97, WQHT New York City, which is a good sign. The song has also experienced significant spins on a handful of Urban stations this week, if put in medium rotation within the next 2 weeks by those stations, the song will be in its way to being Ray L’s first smash single. Click Here for Ray lavender Photos
Here are some scans from Volume Two, Issue Eleven of Hip Hop Weekly Magazine...T-Pain is interviewed in an article titled “Feel The Pain,” promoting his new album; Epiphany. The magazine later features a great Epiphany review.
Chilli gets mentioned twice in the issue, first in an Usher article; “Off on His Own,” addressing his split from his mother’s management. The article mentioned the rumor of Chilli signing with Usher’s mother’s management, and mentioning “a handsome 36-year-old man,” in her life. Chilli is later featured on the “WENDY WILLIAMS: THE QUEEN OF ALL MEDIA KEEPS HER EAR TO THE STREET,” section, dealing with the same rumor.

