In the latest podcast episode of Spotify's Jemele Hill Is Unbothered, the Ticalian Stallion opens up about his life's work from the 90's up to this point including his role on Power Book II, his new podcast about the Marvel Cinematic Universe (the man has been lobbying to play Bishop in X-Men), and of course, the legacy of the legendary Wu-Tang Clan.
This is going to be quite the history lesson for up and coming deejays on how important creativeness, innovation and overall originality can be to creating a long lasting legacy.
John Hopkins University might as well reach out to Cardi and ask if she's willing to get on the remix to this joint. We feel like she'd actually consider it even if it is along side some lesser talented rappers. Just sayin.'
Holding court in the “World’s Most Famous Arena,” Madison Square Garden, Dipset reunites to rock the exclusive capsule collection from KITH while dropping gems about life in the Big Apple and the beautiful pain that comes with being a Knicks fan.
If you're willing to spend $2,000 on a pair of knock-off Air Jordan 1 Diors, you're a special kinda ballin' idiot.
Not that this situation's behind him you can bet Mystikal will be hitting the road in an effort to recoup all that paper he lost fighting the case. Just watch your step whenever you're performing, b.
Teaming up with Ty Dolla $ign and Jhené Aiko for his visuals to “Body Language,” Big Sean takes on the role of Pac while Jhené fills the shoes of Ms. Jackson as they recreate some classic scenes from Poetic Justce while adding some steamy moments of their own.
But Big Sean won't be the only celebrity involved in the new project as other well established professionals getting in on the action include Gospel music vocalist and entrepreneur Kierra Sheard, journalist and activist Jamilah Lemieux, and NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace are among the list of talented mentors participating in the program.
While DJ Akademiks didn't accept Peter Rosenberg's challenge for a fair one, he did say he'd whup they "asses on numbers whenever I want to."
Damn, talk about keeping it a buck. We're rooting for a 2021 comeback for Fetty now.
In his newest video to “Heaven On Earth,” Cudi creates a short film out of the track which has him ride in an ambulance fighting for his life while his spirit hitches a ride atop the ambulance. Taking ghost riding the whip to a whole new level.
The 25-year-old rapper for his part maintains his innocence and in an IG post said as much while promoting his new project which is apparently "OTW."