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Hip-Hop’s original hustler Master P stopped by the HipHopWired.com studios to talk about his latest ventures and how rappers clothing lines should be affordable for everybody.
A hit song is only as good as the artist who performs it, and the creators who helped shape the entire package. The minds behind some of the music industry’s top hits are largely unheralded, although without these songwriters and producers there would be an empty creative space waiting to be filled.
Things in the States have been a little hectic for Waka Flocka to say the least so his trip across the pond couldn’t have come at a better time.
Gucci Mane just made the summer a little hotter. The newly-free rapper just announced a “Gucci Mane & Friends” show in Atlanta for July 22.
Kehlani just hit the deep-range thirsty ex-girlfriend cliche (no shots). The singer took to Instagram to congratulate Kyrie Irving on winning an NBA championship with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Chuck D came up in a era of Hip-Hop where groups were the biggest show in town. Now, individual artists are the stars and he thinks it’s killing the music.
Common has officially gone Hollywood—in the best of ways. If he isn’t in your Top 10 as a rapper, maybe he’ll make the cut as a thespian, and he’s doing it alongside the RZA.
The Game is already releasing new music, despite just releasing the Streets of Compton soundtrack last week. His latest track is titled “All Eyez,” featuring Jeremih and production by Scott Storch.
Troy Ave has managed to duck murder charges, but he’s still in a world of trouble. The Brooklyn rapper has been indicted on various charges, all felonies, stemming from the shooting at a T.I. concert at Irving Plaza in NYC.
On his song “Twist My Fingaz” from his new album Still Brazy, YG boasts that he’s “the only one to make it out the West without Dre.” He’s very wrong.
File this under FYI. LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers won the NBA championship last night, the festivities including popping bottles of Moët Nectar Imperial Rosé.
The cast to Fox’s hit series Empire is about to get a little bigger. After making a guest appearance in the finale to season 2, Xzibit took to Instagram to confirm that Leslie “Shyne” Johnson will indeed be a regular in season 3 and continue to be a thorn in Luscious Lyons’ side.