KINGFRENCHFAME expands his brand on Spotify Greenroom

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The music genius of KINGFRENCHFAME

KINGFRENCHFAME’s journey in music and life reads like a Hollywood movie. Filled with drama, street dreams, hood love, drug dealing, and music. KINGFRENCHFAME, since birth, was destined to entertain and inspire people. Staring into the eyes of KINGFRENCHFAME, you can feel his high-frequency vibration, passion, and undeniable raw energy.

KINGFRENCHFAME represents Hip-Hop’s Generation Z and illuminates their unconventional, creative genius. KINGFRENCHFAME’s music, social media influence, and mass appeal have created a unique fanbase. KINGFRENCHFAME grinds 18 hours per day and never settles for anything less than perfection.

KINGFRENCHFAME leverages the power of Spotify Greenroom

Spotify launched its audio-chat app titled “Spotify Greenroom,” and it’s redefining the industry. Spotify Greenroom app enables artists to create engagement rooms, share music links, chat via audio, conduct podcast interviews, and network.

Spotify Greenroom App is a game-changer for indie artists seeking to increase their following and organically gain Spotify traffic. Spotify is the world’s #1 streaming platform boasting over 150,000,000 (Million) users globally.

KINGFRENCHFAME Instagram and Facebook following eclipses over 40,000. KINGFRENCHFAME leverages the audio-chat platform to cross-promote his LIONAPE clothing line and music. KINGFRENCHFAME is CEO of LIONAPE Clothing and Global Brand Advocate of RADIOPUSHERS.

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Selena Quintanilla’s Estate Profits At Center Of Brother’s Lawsuit

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A.B. Quintanilla III, the brother of Selena, has filed a lawsuit against their sister concerning earnings from the late Tejano singer’s music.

The suit, filed on Thursday and obtained by Billboard, alleges that Suzette Quintanilla Arriaga and her company, Q Productions, breached a contract and their fiduciary obligations.

A.B. had revealed his intention to take legal action in an Instagram post last week, citing "years of accumulated situations, decisions and circumstances".

Documents filed on Thursday detail a disagreement about how the family shared income from Selena’s estate, including earnings connected to her recordings and other intellectual property rights.

According to A.B., an agreement reached by the family in 1995 gives him the right to 25 per cent of Q Productions’ proceeds. His late father, Abraham Quintanilla Jr, established the business, which Suzette now oversees.

He alleges that he learned in spring 2025, several months before Abraham died, that the payments he received fell short of his agreed share.

Meanwhile, A.B.’s lawyer, Jeff Lehrman, shared an Instagram video last week highlighting his client’s work as a songwriter and producer on "some of the most iconic music that she ever made".

"Unfortunately, he has not gotten credit for that financially and has not received what he should as a result of his contributions," Lehrman said.

Suzette and her mother, Marcella Quintanilla, rejected the accusations in a joint Instagram statement earlier this month, declaring, "There was no theft by Suzette."

"We love A.B.," they wrote. "He is our son and brother. But loving someone does not require us to accept false accusations or remain silent while the reputations of Suzette, Abraham and our family are called into question. We will continue to protect our family, Abraham's memory, Selena's memory and the truth."

In March 1995, Selena was fatally shot at a motel by her fan club’s president after a disagreement concerning financial records. Released after her death, Dreaming of You entered the US Billboard 200 at number one.

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