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Photos of the latest news in Hip-Hop culture: music, sports, streetwear, and more.
Our latest Bangin Candy, artist Raychiel Smith, a blessing to your eyes in more ways than one, is thicker than air in the summertime.
From tip-toeing in a pair of Air Jawwdinz to announcing a partnership with Jordan Brand that was a sham, the story behind RiFF RAFF’s “Neon Icon” has been very, um, bizarre. Now, fans are clamoring for a pair via an eBay bid that’s sky rocketed to a whopping $1 million fee.
Safaree Samuels, aka Nicki Minaj’s ex-boyfriend, stopped by The Breakfast Club and needless to say it was quite the enlightening interview.
Black Twitter, a social media group so significant that even Wikipedia has it as an entry, is a powerful and unstoppable force. And like most popular things, there are ways to flourish as a member of this segment of the fast-moving social media network.
With the exception of the occasional act like PM Dawn, rappers were predictably masculine in the ‘80s and ‘90s. It was a good time. We got a reminder that those days are gone when Kid Cudi and Lupe Fiasco got into a little Twitter beef over the weekend.
If you’re under the impression that beauty has a definitive timestamp on it, just always keep the name Vida Guerra on the tip of your tongue (you wish).
FOX News has been a punchline on Twitter for nearly 24 hours straight and with logical reason. The oft-controversial news outlet decided to allow Steve Emerson to haphazardly quote that Britain’s Birmingham was a “totally Muslim city” and speak it as fact.
Get your easy buttons ready, people. Hip-Hop Wired assembles a list of today’s (1/12/15) visuals for our loving readers to enjoy in one fell swoop.
Common and John Legend celebrated their “Best Original Song” Golden Globes win for “Glory” at a swanky post-party alongside the Selma cast and crew.
Aside from general boredom with her overexposure, the general Iggy Azalea detractor probably falls into one of two categories. They’re either baffled at what sounds like a total lack of self-awareness regarding cultural appropriation or simply over it.
The champion aesthetic the Golden Globes adheres to is far more prestigious than other award show out there. So much, it feels like the only the dryest and avant-garde seem to take home trophies.