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Oh God. Big Sean’s home was burglarized while he was out of the country last week. According to TMZ , the thieves broke into his house in the Los Angeles area and cracked open the safe. They got away with around $150,000 in jewelry and some unpublished music, which was stored in the mini-vault. Sean and his camp believe it was an inside job. The burglars knew the rapper was away and were familiar with the layout of the house. So far, there are no suspects. Sean has been in Dubai for the past week. He is set to join Rihanna on her “ANTI World Tour” when it visits Europe in June.

Fresh off his 10 BET Hip-Hop Awardsnominations, Big Sean stopped by “The Late Late Show with James Corden” last night, performing his anthemic tear-jerker “One Man Can Change the World,” which recently won him a Moonman at the VMAs. First, though, he and Corden ran through a parodyof his song “IDFWU.” “I don’t wanna talk,” proclaimed Sean in the cadence of the song’s chorus, refusing to leave his dressing room.“You little musical guest,” rapped Corden.“I got a million trillion things I’d rather do, than be talking to you,” responded Sean.

Fresh off playing Madison Square Garden with J. Cole on the “Forest Hills Drive Tour,” Big Sean paid a visit to “The View” on Wednesday. As his proud mother Myra looked on, the Detroit rapper performed his powerful anthem “One Man Can Change the World,” and sat down with the ladies to discuss the inspiration behind his album Dark Sky Paradise . He got emotional as he spoke about his late grandmother, who inspired “One Man Can Change the World.”

After debuting videos for “All My Fault” featuring Kanye West and the Jhené Aiko-assisted “I Know” earlier in the week, Big Sean served up a third visual for “Play No Games” following the BET Awards 2015.

Detroit was in the house at the BET Awards 2015. Big Sean delivered a stellar medley of singles off his chart-topping album Dark Sky Paradise at Sunday’s show. Following an introduction from Michael B. Jordan, Sean opened with the hook from “One Man Can Change the World” before segueing into “Blessings.”