DJ Khaled

German graphic designer Zhi-Yun Zhang today blends Hip-Hop and cartoon artistry in his latest series of illustrations, which features caricatures of Kanye West, Drake, Rick Ross and more.

When you’re rolling with Rick Ross, you’re rolling in a Maybach. And when you’re rolling in a Maybach, there are perks abound.

Diddy may have had one of the most extravagant commercials on the Super Bowl but believe it or not, that type of party happened in real life last night.

MTV Cribs chronicled the lives of so many professed ballers throughout the years, they had to have known they were making a mistake.

Whether it’s success or delusion DJ Khaled is suffering from is to be determined but he’s doing what he does best. Like he’s done countless times over, he’s compiled the biggest names in rap and churns out a boisterous track.

One of the most anticipated tracks on DJ Khaled‘s Suffering From Success album is one featuring Dreamville’s own J. Cole and Bas called “Hell’s Kitchen.” And while the LP releases next week, the aforementioned cut can be heard today.

DJ Khaled is leaving nothing to the imagination from his Suffering From Success album. Having already leaked a nice amount of material in the last few weeks alone, he liberates another track called “Never Surrender.”

DJ Khaled is set to release his long-awaited Suffering From Success album on October 22, but before then, fans are treated to track six by Lil Wayne called “No Motive.”

With DJ Khaled‘s ambitiously titled “I Feel Like Pac / I Feel Like Biggie” currently blaring out of speakers this AM, Harlem’s own Ma$e has stepped up to share his reactions to the track.

Well, this is sure to be subject to ample scrutiny. DJ Khaled is gearing up to release Suffering From Success, and he looks to build anticipation with a song ambitiously titled “I Feel Like Pac/I Feel Like Biggie,” featuring Rick Ross, Meek Mill, T.I., Swizz Beatz, and Diddy under his 90’s moniker, Puff Daddy.

After months worth of single releases, shameless plugs, and the like, DJ Khaled is finally in a space to drop his seventh studio album, Suffering From Success. It’ll be in stores in a few weeks time, but before then, the Miami local liberates the track list to heighten anticipation.

Money clearly isn’t a thing for Maybach Music Group, who recently put a hefty wager on a basketball contest during BET Hip-Hop Awards weekend in Atlanta. Of course, a camera was on hand at Rick Ross‘ mansion to capture the moment.