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A social experiment conducted throughout Buffalo, New York is currently engaged in a serious manifesto of trolling and no one seems to be amused.
Jameis Winston may be leading his Florida State Seminoles football team in an undefeated, #1 ranking football season at the moment, but that is about all the good he has going for himself.
Iggy Azalea spazzed on a paparazzo who was allegedly harassing her while she was shopping for groceries. There is footage of a portion of incident, after she allegedly spit on the photographer.
It appears that Lil Twist predated Tyga’s latest disgruntled Young Money employee complaint with a gripe of his own.
Cops have a good idea about who exactly shot Suge Knight, and two others, in a nightclub. However, thanks to uncooperative witnesses, they can’t make an arrest.
Despite being in jail for the next few years, Gucci Mane continues to be one of the most prolific rapper’s today. The latest from Big Guwop is a Mike Will Made It-produced number called “Speed Bumps.”
The death of Thomas Eric Duncan unfortunately hasn’t ridden the country of Ebola.
The overall consensus when dealing with opinions for Kendrick Lamar’s new single, “i” appears to be grounded in the record’s lyrical offerings, opposed to its ability to become “the turn-up” like a vast majority of his counterparts.
When a freestyle isn’t enough, Chris Brown goes the remix route. At the very least, that is what he did for ScHoolboy Q’s “Studio,” on which he now sings alongside Trey Songz.
Colin Kaepernick defiantly ignored the NFL’s new regulation that Beats By Dre headphones were outlawed on camera by sporting a bright pink pair during a postgame interview from Week 5 action. The league was not amused by his blatant disregard for their recently enacted policy and are issuing the San Francisco 49ers quarterback a $10,000 […]
G-Unit kick down the door once again with a new release. Coined “All About The Drug Money,” the track features Tony Yayo, Young Buck, and Kidd Kidd rapping over Troy Ave’s similarly titled cut.