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Art is imitating life in Bay Area rapper Zion I‘s latest video for his appropriately titled “Tech $.”
A couple of days ago, Joe Budden let off “Making A Murderer (Part 1),” a diss track with bars aimed mostly at Drake, with a stray shot or two at Meek Mill. Well the Philly rapper has answered—not in song but via Instagram.
It’s been a hot minute since Instagram model Niykee Heaton dropped her sensual Migos assisted cut, “Bad Intentions” and today we finally get an equally seductive clip.
Who needs a press release when you have Instagram. Joakim Noah confirmed the rumors that he’s coming to the New York Knicks with a photo.
Amber Priddy is no stranger to the Bangin Candy stages as we featured the massive-rumped North Carolina native a few years back. She returns to the BC archives after recently joining the cast of Love & Hip Hop Atlanta, and she’s still stunting like there’s no tomorrow.
Dave East and G Herbo, two of the premier lyricist on this year’s XXL Freshman class, connect on a new track titled “Do It For.”
Metro Boomin has partnered with New Balance sneakers to release his very own colorway of the 998 model also known as “The Trendsetter.”
Twitter wastes no time. After the NBA announced that it had suspended OJ Mayo for two years for violating its Anti-Drug Policy, the slander started raining like Chef Curry from deep.
OJ Mayo just got the boot. The NBA announced to day that Mayo, a free agent who last played for the Milwaukee Bucks, has been dismissed and disqualified due to violating the terms of the NBA’s Anti-Drug Program (Twitter is reacting).
Just in case you missed what all the fuss was about, Kanye West’s infamous video for “Famous” is now on YouTube.
Birdman pulled the ultimate capitalist move when he flipped the embarrassment from his dis-respek-ful Breakfast Club interview into a clothing line. But now a man claiming to own copyrights to the word seems to want a cut.
The 90’s Hip-Hop reunion tour of 2016 continue. After going their separate ways and seeing their respective careers go in opposite directions, Dr. Dre and his former producing protégé Scott Storch have once again crossed paths and seem to be cooking up something in the studio.