Features

Hip-Hop’s relationship with the other coasts has long been curious, marked at times by periods of disregard, surprise and respect. For Southerners, much of that affirmative praise comes from the work of rappers like Scarface, groups like UGK, 8Ball and MJG, and OutKast, and producers like Mannie Fresh, DJ Paul and Juicy J, and the […]

In the pulsating heart of Hip-Hop where lyricism reigns supreme and storytelling is an art form, few voices resonate with the raw, unapologetic power of Lady Luck.

Usher, the musical genius, returned to ATL for a meet and greet alongside an exclusive interview session with, Incognito and DJ Misses. This special event not only celebrated Usher’s career but also rekindled the spirit of his connection with his hometown. Check out the full recap below!

"I Got Questions" returns with two of the greatest MCs in rap, Big Daddy Kane and Ghostface Killah, sitting down for a conversation on everything from their beginnings in the culture, to what the older and newer generations need to do to connect and more.

Ahead of the official release of the highly anticipated Hulu documentary 'Freaknik: The Wildest Story Never Told,' HipHopWired got to talk to producers Jay Allen and Nikki Byles and executive producer Terry "TR" Ross.

In our chat with Dr. Todd Boyd, we discuss the USC professor's new book, 'Rapper's Deluxe: How Hip Hop Made The World.'

HipHopWired had the opportunity to talk with J.M Harper and Bronx rapper Kemba on their new documentary film, "As We Speak: Rap Music on Trial" which focuses on prosecutors using rap lyrics in criminal cases in the U.S.

Grammy nominated rapper Rick Ross performed a mini-concert at NYC's Carnegie Hall following a Black History Month conversation hosted by Power Network.

Project Pat is a Memphis Hip-Hop legend. As part of the seminal group Three 6 Mafia, the man born Patrick Earl Houston, who also happens to be the older brother of Juicy J, helped make sure that besides the East and West coasts, there was plenty to say and hear coming out of the middle […]

Vince Staples discusses the creation of his Netflix series the 'The Vince Staples Show' with 'Hip-Hop Wired.'

Information and truth are more important now than ever. For Che “Rhymefest” Smith, it is a part of the mental jewels he values the most, standing right alongside divine forgiveness and love.

  The Witness To History: 50 Years of Hip-Hop Greatness returns with its latest episode which features top tier MC’s Method Man and Royce Da 5’9″. Repping Staten Island and Detroit, respectively, these two rappers have created thick chapters for themselves in the book of Hip-Hop.