Master P seems more focused than ever. The New Orleans native rang off the new year with a very telling interview with The Breakfast Club.
When Percy “Master P” Miller released his fifth solo album Ice Cream Man on April 16, 1996, his career was at a turning point. With one foot in the studio and one foot still in the street, Master P was living a life where he was either on the cusp of stardom, or inches away from […]
Ty Dolla $ign teased that his long-awaited debut album Free TC features a very special Kendrick Lamar guest verse. Fans are finally free to judge for themselves now that “LA,” an anthem dedicated to their city, has released.
When Master P speaks, people listen. The mogul made a second appearance at The Breakfast Club and the visit let us know he is planning a very formidable comeback.
Kendrick Lamar’s To Pimp a Butterfly has taken on a new historical context, and that means outside of earning perfect ratings.
One of the pleasant, early T.V. successes of 2015 has been Larry Wilmore’s The Nightly Show with its “Keep It 100” segment. Guests are encouraged to keep it 100% honest with the incentive of either a “Keep It 100” emoji sticker or some audience boos and bags of “weak tea.”
By some sort of dark magic, Gucci Mane is still releasing mixtapes while he’s behind bars. Okay, it’s not so much magic as him stockpiling a bunch of tracks before he went upstate. It’s a tried and true hustle used by many a jailed rapper.
If you have a high-speed Internet connection, you can pretty much stumble upon all kinds of nudity by accident. The folks at PETA make it a whole lot easier by enlisting naked celebrities as spokespeople.
Greats like 2Pac and Notorious B.I.G. aren’t the only artists to pop up on a posthumous collaboration. As ‘Pac’s surprising guest appearance (“Mortal Man”) on Kendrick Lamar’s To Pimp A Butterfly illustrates, we’ll always be interested in hearing bars from some MCs long after they’re gone.
Twenty years after his landmark debut album Illmatic, Nas is going independent and launching his own record label.
Tyga has certified, multiplatinum success and a new album with Chris Brown in stores now. There are artists who would kill for a quadruple platinum, DJ Mustard-produced single like “Rack City.”
Plenty of Lil Wayne’s Sorry 4 The Wait 2 lyrics failed to pack a certain “ooh factor” but the underlying theme was that the Young Money rapper was pissed at his surrogate daddy, Birdman.
