Every Monday, CP staff writer Jordan Snowden wraps up the weekend in local and national music news with #MusicMonday.

Local

The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh is in the process of creating a living music collection called Stacks. This project is an ongoing effort to document Pittsburgh’s growing and changing music scene. All that’s need for access to this collection of music is a Carnegie Library card. Submissions are being accepted until October 8.

Pittsburgh musicians! Help us build a living music collection available to the public for streaming & download. Beginning Monday 9/17, send your music to https://t.co/btp1fsSmgu for consideration by our community jury. All featured artists will be paid for their work! pic.twitter.com/z7U9RXywvB

— Carnegie Library PGH (@carnegielibrary) September 15, 2018

Submit button is live. Let's hear your music, Pittsburgh. pic.twitter.com/BXTvv1IviI

— Toby Greenwalt gets more bearded by the day (@theanalogdivide) September 17, 2018

I just submitted! Thanks for the info Toby. Also @Eric_R_Miller without you telling my about https://t.co/ALxgu8NJdz w the library card, none of this would have started. #itstartedwithalibrarycard #Pittsburgh #pittsburghmusic #pittsburghmusician https://t.co/bHLbWXU2qK

— Jon Wolff (@WolffJawn) September 17, 2018

Still in mourning after the passing of Mac Miller, The Steelers honored the Pittsburgh artist during the first home game of the season on Saturday.

The scene right now from atop the rotunda, with @MacMiller blaring through the big speakers and both teams out for warmups: #DKPS #Steelers pic.twitter.com/OOf2GhZ0n9

— Dejan Kovacevic (@Dejan_Kovacevic) September 16, 2018

.@JamesConner_ of the @steelers shows off his cleats paying tribute to the late Pittsburgh rapper @MacMiller. 📸: @WickPhoto pic.twitter.com/4rDM30M3QQ

— Pittsburgh City Paper (@PGHCityPaper) September 16, 2018

In Bed By Ten held a dance party at Spirit on Friday night in support of the Pittsburgh PRIDE program.

I don’t often go out and dance to all kinds of music but when I do, I’m @inbedbytenpgh #pittsburgh @ Spirit https://t.co/r13yulRtsk

— Jenda (@allthingsnoisy) September 15, 2018

Thanks to all of our awesome dancers and @spiritpgh , we raised $1,980 last night to support @ThePRIDEProgram ! Thank you all!

— In Bed By Ten™ (@InBedByTenPGH) September 15, 2018

National

Cardi B’s album, Invasion of Privacy, released in back in April, has become the most streamed female rap album of all time. That title was previously held by Nicki Minaj’s The Pinkprint. But, this achievement is being overshadowed by a transphobic meme that was posted on Cardi B’s Facebook.

It's come to my attention that there have been offensive posts made on what used to be my Facebook page. For the past year and a half a FORMER team member has been the only one with access to the account.

— iamcardib (@iamcardib) September 16, 2018

I am a huge advocate for free speech but as long as its socially acceptable to make jokes about trans people, to make and share memes disparaging & demeaning trans folks, trans folks will continue to be murdered &denied civil rights. #TransIsBeautiful #transrightsarehumanrights

— Laverne Cox (@Lavernecox) September 16, 2018

Damage control without an apology?
INTERESTING. https://t.co/XuFZnUToH2

— Bitch, I'm rich (@KingdomTingz) September 16, 2018

Rapper/singer Childish Gambino, aka Donald Glover, is retiring his nickname. During a performance at Madison Square Garden this weekend, the “This is America” artist told the audience, “If you bought a ticket to this concert, that means you bought a ticket to the last Childish Gambino tour ever.” Glover plans to continue to make music, just without the moniker.

Out here at the Garden tonight thx to @LiveNation for @donaldglover & @RaeSremmurd 🙏🏽 pic.twitter.com/4ijXUZ5euz

— Complex Music (@ComplexMusic) September 15, 2018

Donald Glover says goodbye to Childish Gambino at "last-ever" tour stop https://t.co/8XVlap5uw1 pic.twitter.com/U996HssAxl

— Hollywood Reporter (@THR) September 15, 2018

“If you bought a ticket to this concert that means you bought a ticket to the last Childish Gambino tour ever”-@donaldglover at MSG for his #ThisIsAmericaTour pic.twitter.com/C9fXoJIws0

— XXL Magazine (@XXL) September 15, 2018

Eminem and Machine Gun Kelly have been going at it ever since the surprise release of Eminem’s album, Kamikaze. In the album, Eminem disses a multitude of artists, MGK, received an entire song entitled “Not Alike” attacking him. MGM released track, “Rap Devil” in response a few days after along with a music video. The beef was thought to be over with until Eminem released another diss track, “Killshot” a few days ago.

#killshot and #rapdevil are both good diss tracks tbh

But in terms of lyrics and content, #rapdevil is actually the better diss

Machine Gun Kelly has won this beef abeg

— Kunle (@kice_adekunle) September 16, 2018

Exclusive Mgk interview talking about Eminem dissing him on #KILLSHOT pic.twitter.com/1y47d6t2Gj

— Ǝ (@TheEminemBible) September 16, 2018

57,156,080: The number of times Eminem's "KILLSHOT" has been played on YouTube since its release on Friday, making it the most popular video on both Saturday and Sunday. pic.twitter.com/eqeHpT0y5J

— DJBooth (@DJBooth) September 17, 2018

(1) Rap devil is the prime example of clickbaits. If he wouldn't mention about dissing Em then nobody would give a shit to his song. On other side, Eminem released the whole fking album without any promo & it was #1 in 70 countries. Calm your tities millennials. #KILLSHOT

— IStandWithMesut (@Saad_am11) September 16, 2018

Lastly, Ariana Grande made a statement about the passing of her ex-boyfriend, Mac Miller. She posted a video of Miller on Instagram where he is smiling and wearing a sweatshirt with the words, “Everything will be ok.”

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i adored you from the day i met you when i was nineteen and i always will. i can’t believe you aren’t here anymore. i really can’t wrap my head around it. we talked about this. so many times. i’m so mad, i’m so sad i don’t know what to do. you were my dearest friend. for so long. above anything else. i’m so sorry i couldn’t fix or take your pain away. i really wanted to. the kindest, sweetest soul with demons he never deserved. i hope you’re okay now. rest.

A post shared by Ariana Grande (@arianagrande) on Sep 14, 2018 at 12:40pm PDT

Well, Ariana Grande's Instagram post just broke me.

— Alex Goldschmidt (@alexandergold) September 14, 2018

I was having a great Friday until I saw Ariana Grande’s Instagram post of Mac Miller and now I just want to curl up in all my blankets for the rest of the day

— Shawn George (@ShawnyyG) September 14, 2018