On Saturday, which was the day of the public memorial at Brooklyn's Barclays Center in honor of the "Party Up (Up In Here)" rapper, Lindstrom shared a tribute to the star — whose real name was Earl Simmons.

"Welcome my son … Our little Kenna is doing well and his mom has once again been amazing. Everyone is in great shape," Pokora shared in French on his Instagram page. The new dad also posted a black-and-white image of himself holding his baby boy.

Louis Vuitton announced the news on Twitter on Thursday, writing "#BTS for #LouisVuitton. Joining as new House Ambassadors, the world renowned Pop Icons @bts_bighit are recognized for their uplifting messages that impart a positive influence. Louis Vuitton is pleased to welcome members RM, Jin, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, V and Jung Kook."

“When we first met, our prayer was: Angels east, Angels west, North and south just do your best. To guide her, watch her while she rests. And now it’s up to me to endure this test. To love you and remember you at your best.”

Joey stars in the film, which follows his repetitive trauma as he wakes up each day after being killed by a police officer. The film highlights issues of police brutality and institutionalized racism against Black Americans, which director Travon Free noted in his award acceptance speech.

Directed by Omar Jones, the accompanying clip depicts a massive house/pool party, complete with a countless number of women, plenty of YSL-aligned cameos, and — presumably as a callback to the song’s title — some faux snow for the artists and eye candy to “ski” on.

Zach shares his perspective regarding the current music prevailing in the industry. “Everyone has different genres and creates music that they like. For me, putting my depressing thoughts in the lyrics and mixing them with joyous upbeats is what I like since it gives a hope that good days are coming better,” Zach stated.