Any proper meeting between Waka Flocka Flame and French Montana is likely to be a party, whether the connection happens on wax or in person. A case of the former arrives today via a song titled “What’s Happenin.”
Waka Flocka Flame joins a growing chorus of naysayers who actually believe that the more than 50 women who accused Bill Cosby of rape and sexual assault are part of some nefarious plot. The Down South rapper took to Twitter to call shenanigans on the accusations, stating that some shadowy figure is “framing” the comedian […]
For almost 10 years the XXL Freshman cover has been one of the most debated lists in Hip-Hop. Of course, every year someone gets “left off” and opinions go flying.
Today’s edition of Wired Tracks is a Harlem thing, as Hip-Hop Wired highlights a pair of newly releases heaters from a few of Uptown Manhattan’s finest rappers.
In celebration of Throwback Thursday, Brooklyn wordsmith Maffew Ragazino debuts an unreleased version of Action Bronson’s “Terror Death Camp.”
Problems with the record label aren’t slowing down Waka Flocka Flame’s ability to drop music in some capacity. Which is where the rollout for Flockaveli 1.5 comes in. Powered by his longtime producer Southside, Flockaveli 1.5 serves as the official appetizer until Atlantic Records gives the green light for Flockaveli 2. Stream (and download) Flockaveli […]
When rappers appear on London-based radio personality Tim Westwood‘s show to freestyle we are always entertained. Whether that’s a good or bad thing is contingent upon the artists.
Waka Flocka Flame can now add “weatherman” to his resume. While in South Carolina, the “Round of Applause” rapper kicked the forecast instead of rhymes.
Deante Hitchcock thought he wanted to be a doctor or lawyer, but Hip-Hop had other plans for him.
Waka Flocka Flame‘s dissatisfaction with his label, Atlantic Records, is well known at this point. The boisterous rapper continued his assault on the major label after taking to Twitter and asking his fans to demand the release of his project, Flockaveli 2.
To put it simply, Waka Flocka Flame wants off Atlantic Records. The Atlanta rapper took to Twitter to let the world know he’s not too happy with his longtime label home, amongst other grievances.
Waka Flocka Flame has outlined his future goals for a career in goals in politics and assessed the situation to develop a more obtainable entry in the Washington, D.C. spectrum.
