For the last few years millions of Americans have been clamoring for the days of the Barack Obama Presidency (we felt so safe!) and while he’s not stepping into the White House anytime soon, Blueface and DaBaby have given us the next best thing (not really).
It’s been a minute since the release of Jadakiss and Pusha T’s collaboration “Huntin Season” and though the record was pulled out of respect for Pop Smoke (R.I.P.) we now get some graphic visuals to the street banger.
With her new EP Suga having hit the streets just a few days ago, Megan Thee Stallion is out here doing what she can to hype up her rump-shaking project and she is not disappointing.
Love & Hip Hop: New York might’ve just aired their season finale but that doesn’t mean Jim Jones is taking a break from the airwaves or from continuing to promote his latest album, El Capo.
Eminem had heads on social media trying their best to spit their rapid fire flow with his Godzilla challenge and though we don’t have a clear winner, there were a few impressive participants who showed and proved they were able to hold their own with Slim Shady.
Machine Gun Kelly made quite the name for himself by getting busy in the rap game and though most fans agree that he actually bodied Eminem in their unexpected rap battle (quite the feather in the cap), it seems like MGK is testing the pop-punk waters.
While this current generation of rappers haven’t had to deal with Hip-Hop police like the rap stars of the last era did, it seems like there’s still a D or two lurking in the shadows and keeping an eye on your favorite rappers today.
While Lil Wayne’s relationship with big Baby a.k.a. Birdman might not be what it once was, it seems to be nothing but love between Lil Baby and himself as they link up one time for a lil’ bit.
It goes without saying that DJ Kay Slay is a vet when it comes to the wheels of steel, so it only made sense that he called on some OG MC’s that dropped cult classics on vinyl back in the day.
It seems like just yesterday DJ Drama was dropping some of the hottest mixtape projects in the game. From Lil Wayne to Jeezy, Drama’s Gangsta Grillz series were must-have CD’s before streaming music was even a thing.
Royce da 5’9” is one of the few true-blue microphone masters left in the Hip-Hop game these days and if you ain’t take in his latest offering in The Allegory yet, he’s here to give you a taste of what you’ve been missing.
It’s been a hot minute since we’ve heard new material from both SZA and Justin Timberlake, but lo and behold, the two R&B artists done went and dropped the collaboration they teased months ago.
