Past years have seen the likes of Hip-Hop superstars like Lil Wayne, Young Thug and Migos amongst many others, so it should be interesting to see what lineup Travis Scott has in mind for next year's installment.
Back up north the Drama King, DJ Kay Slay connects two of the games hardest hitters in Conway The Machine and Sheek Louch in their Jhonni Blaze assisted clip to “Where Is The Love” where the crew brings much heat to the studio. Where’s the fire extinguishers?!
Though they've just signed future NBA star LeMelo Ball, Puma done went and dug into their crates to continue to show love to their OG NBA superstar, Walt "Clyde" Frazier and add some new flavor to their Clyde Franchise line.
The kicks will come with a capsule collection including a classic satin varsity jacket and a re-issued "Kings From Queens" crew necks, tees and sweatshirts courtesy of Sneakers-N-Stuff (their raffles are impossible to win).
While one might think that she and Ye might've had a heated exchange or something, Pippen says that the two of them never had any kind of altercation that would lead to Ye having an aversion to her and says that prior to everything they had a "great relationship."
Back in New York Statik Selektah teams up two of New York’s finest in his animated visuals to “Keep It Moving” which features some real artistic visuals to bring Nas and Joey Bada$$’s clever lyricism to life. This was hella dope.
Immediately following King Von's death, rumors began to swirl placing the blame on everyone from Atlanta PD to the crews of rival rappers who rep The A.
The man he was referring to was named "Ready Ron" and though X looked up to him like an "older brother," Ron turned out to be the figure that ultimately put X on a path of self-destruction.
After a moving segment showcasing Biggie's meteoric rise to fame, the iconic rapper's children, T’yanna Wallace and C.J. accepted the award on his behalf and described his legacy in a way we can all agree with.
From the East to the South, Tay Don links up with Boosie Badazz for his clip to “Heaven For A Gangster” where they make the transition from prison inmates to kings on a throne.
As you can tell from the title of the film, the movie will revolve around sneakers and the big business reselling has become out here in these streets. But as many a sneakerhead has learned, the reselling business is a cold one which has left many a feet dealing with frostbite.
Yee's first guest is set to be M-E-T-H-O-D Man which makes sense as she started her path in the industry as an intern for the Wu-Tang Clan back in the day, but she's hoping to land some more big names that people would love to hear from as well.