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Raekwon discusses his new mix tape Cocainism and also discusses new moniker for his group Ice H2O. In the interview with Hip-Hop Wired, Rae discusses the method behind Cocainism and why for this album he decided to switch the name up. “Anyone who knows me knows that I like to have a vision of the […]

Big Boi, Jay Electronica and Yelawolf teamed up to give fans a free concert in ATL last night at the Yaarab Shriners Temple courtesy of Verizon Wireless’ “Kin Spot” to promote their new smart phone. The trio rocked the crowd complete with Big Boi performing his current single “Shutterbug” and taking it back to the […]

B.o.B. is proving that Hip-Hop ain’t dead as his debut The Adventures Of Bobby Ray continues to climb the charts. Riding high off the success of “Nothin’ On You” and “Bet I,” the Atlanta MC recently checked in with Hip-Hop Wired prior to the album dropping and talked about bringing balance back to Hip-Hop’s subject […]

Devin The Dude hit Atlanta last night and rocked  Apache Cafe. Turning the venue into Suite # 420, here’s  Devin performing his classic verse from The Chronic… “I Just Wanna Fawk You.” And in case you missed, check out Hip-Hop Wired’s interview with the Houston veteran. Devin The Dude Talks Rap-A-Lot, Legalizing Weed & “Suite #420”

Fresh off the release of his new album Friday Night At St. Andrew’s, Bizzare of D-12 is ready to make a comeback. It’s been three years since the D-Town representative released a new project and four years since he graced television sets on VH1’s Celebrity Fit Club but now he’s back with a new musical […]

I can’t really go into details about it, because the situation is real delicate. All people need to know is  that Suge didn’t have anything to do with it… Believe me, if I said a muthaFawkas name, everyone would be locked up and you would see my name on court papers and also on the […]

Now everyone that grew up on the television during the 90’s remembers this face. Outside of Tia and Tamera, there was another Mowry that had audiences glued to the tube. With his career starting on Full House, young Tahj Mowry branched out to take the airwaves by storm as T.J Henderson with his own sitcom […]

Should we support the Democratic party solely because we have a hip, Black President? Are the Teapartyers an option for the Hip Hop generation? Before we answer these questions, we should consider the following… Do not commit to any side or cause but yourself. – Robert Greene “The 48 Laws of Power” Imagine a chessboard, […]

Photo Credit: Evan Brockett Considering the fact that a Massillon, Ohio MC by the name of Stalley has managed to work with some of Hip-Hop’s biggest heavyweights in a mere two year proves that raw talent and raw passion can’t be remissed. Moving on from a college scholarship and a basketball injury, a young Stalley […]

“Nowadays everybody wants to be a DJ, but not everybody is a DJ when they’re not crafting the art of being a DJ. For me, it’s always going to be an art form…”- DJ Chubby Chub DJ Chubby Chub is ruling the New England airwaves at his home of Hot 97 Boston, The Bronx bred […]

Let’s cut to the B.S.  Now I’m not one to condone violence on a child but sometimes a good whipping will set you straight. Sherri Lynn Davis has made headlines over the past few weeks for beating down her 13-year old student Isaiah Johnson after he felt the need to bully and make fun of […]

Abubadika Sonny Carson: Brooklyn Warrior – Insistent, Consistent & Resistant! May 20th marked what would have been the 81st anniversary of the physical manifestation of one of the greatest representations of the Ogun warrior spirit to ever cause changes in the People’s Republic of Brooklyn. The Black Nationalist was a serious community-minded man who was […]