We love ourselves some independent artists at Kontrol Magazine, especially when they are delivering new and amazing music. Sadly, this is not always the case, and some just fall flat–on their faces and on notes–and surprisingly, Cordae Gomes is one of them!
We have known of Cordae Gomes for a while, namely from the gayfamous web reality series, G-Status ATL Hustle, and that is where his claim to fame stops as his music is nothing short of terrible. He recently released a few singles from his yet unreleased album, Coryummy. His first single (which should be his last) is a diss track of his G-Status castmate, Sherrod Willis. In the single he discusses his penis size, slut shames Sherrod, and makes him the star of the series simply by making this half-baked song about him.
Check out a few of the comments left about his track below:
Jah….quit promoting your boyfriends bad music just because yall together….nobody likes his cocky attitude and narcissistic and entitled view of himself….keep it
A bit too old for this, try again baby bop. Maybe Charlie can help write a song.
I blame the ppl around him. Can’t possibly have real friends if they let you put this out??♂️.
This was Garbage, throw him & that trash song away ?? ??♂️?
Sherrod Willis
We have to wholeheartedly agree with these commentators. Cordae Gomes’s next song–wait there is no next song–as sources tell us he has put a halt to his album due to the negative reviews and to focus on his relationship with G-Status ATL showrunner and director, Jah Kitai (The “Jah” mentioned in the comments). Truthfully, there was no amount of controversy to sell this or any of his songs. They just aren’t bops. The two alleged on the popular Atlanta blogger, Michael “Hey Mikey” Fanning’s radio show, The Hey Mikey Show that they waited until after the first season of the show wrapped, but we know otherwise.
We know otherwise, just like we know Cordae Gomes should stick to his day job at a faux-pricey retail store to fuel his “forthcoming album” and leave the real music and singing to actual singers. The next season of this G-Status show should be interesting, but only if he is not there caterwauling or riding Sherrod’s coat tails. The nerve!
Julian R. Lark is a distinguished entrepreneur and award-winning stylist, sought after for his take on classic glamour. Having over a decade of experience coupled with a degree in Fashion, Lark has made himself an integral part in creating breathtaking moments for countless Hollywood celebrities. As a tastemaker in fashion, he has launched an online boutique and showroom in Atlanta to make breathtaking moments accessible to his growing audience.
Julian forged his own path by creating the nationally published Kontrol Magazine as Editor-in-chief and lead stylist. He has crafted memorable moments for Hollywood icons like Anita Baker, Lynn Whitefield, Toni Braxton and Lil’ Kim. He’s been called upon to work on projects for numerous studios and networks including FX, Netflix, Bravo, OWN, WeTV and VH1. Press features of his work include Huffington Post, People, US Weekly, E! News, The View, and The Wendy Williams Show.
In addition to his work as a stylist, in 2014 Julian launched his first stylist class, which is designed to help aspiring stylist learn how to build a successful career in the industry. Continuing to leverage his audience he has launched his own cosmetics line, and agency for stylist.
Julian has proven himself to be a creative visionary and industry zealot. His drive, coupled with his uncanny ability to empower through fashion and style will undoubtedly ensure constant growth, both personally and professionally, in fashion and beyond.
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Julian R. Lark is a distinguished entrepreneur and award-winning stylist, sought after for his take on classic glamour. Having over a decade of experience coupled with a degree in Fashion, Lark has made himself an integral part in creating breathtaking moments for countless Hollywood celebrities. As a tastemaker in fashion, he has launched an online boutique and showroom in Atlanta to make breathtaking moments accessible to his growing audience.
Julian forged his own path by creating the nationally published Kontrol Magazine as Editor-in-chief and lead stylist. He has crafted memorable moments for Hollywood icons like Anita Baker, Lynn Whitefield, Toni Braxton and Lil’ Kim. He’s been called upon to work on projects for numerous studios and networks including FX, Netflix, Bravo, OWN, WeTV and VH1. Press features of his work include Huffington Post, People, US Weekly, E! News, The View, and The Wendy Williams Show.
In addition to his work as a stylist, in 2014 Julian launched his first stylist class, which is designed to help aspiring stylist learn how to build a successful career in the industry. Continuing to leverage his audience he has launched his own cosmetics line, and agency for stylist.
Julian has proven himself to be a creative visionary and industry zealot. His drive, coupled with his uncanny ability to empower through fashion and style will undoubtedly ensure constant growth, both personally and professionally, in fashion and beyond.
We know otherwise, just like we know Cordae Gomes should stick to his day job at a faux-pricey retail store to fuel his “forthcoming album” and leave the real music and singing to actual singers. The next season of this G-Status show should be interesting, but only if he is not there caterwauling or riding Sherrod’s coat tails. The nerve!
