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On paper, a Gunplay and Young Dro collaboration reads like quite the colorful collaboration. That same energy translates well on-screen, too, in the visual for their track, “Krazy.”
During his tour stop in St. Louis on August 12, Jeezy made a tribute to the Black youth shot and killed by Missouri police.
As the Internets await the BSB Vol. 5 mixtape, BSB crew members Troy Ave and Young Lito heighten anticipation by offering a visual for “Shining.”
Is Ferguson, Mo.—where Mike Brown was gunned down by a police officer this past weekend—part of the United States, or is it an occupied country? It’s sometimes difficult to tell when police in full riot gear are juxtaposed with citizens exercising their right to protest.
Joell Ortiz today unveils the artwork and tracklist from to his upcoming album, House Slippers.
The Toronto Raptors are loyal. Reportedly, the NBA offered to drop the $25,000 fine it levied on the Raptors for tampering over comments Drake made to Kevin Durant if the team stripped the rapper of his global ambassador title.
Following the tragic death of Missouri 18-year-old Mike Brown, David Banner appeared on CNN Tuesday night (August 12) to discuss the troubles that continue to plague Black families in America.
Webbie was performing in Odessa, TX this weekend and his show devolved into an all out riot. Even bar stools were being used to distribute fades.
Yo Gotti let his new single, “Errbody,” marinate for a month before returning with the visual today.
Remy Ma visited BET’s 106 & Park on Monday evening (August 11), which marked her first TV appearance since she’s been released from prison.
LL Cool J must have heard/read all those comments on the Internets that said he was basically washed and needed to stick with the acting money. Uncle L returns to form on “I’m Nice” with help from Ron Browz, Raekwon and Murda Mook.
It’s been nearly three years since Jeezy blessed fans with his last full-length album. But that changes with Seen It All: The Autobiography, due to release via CTE/Def Jam Records on September 2.