Somewhere Nate Robinson is also laughing to keep from crying.
After initially shooting down Harvey Levin's idea of a Jay-Z Verzuz Diddy outing (we want Jay-Z Verzuz Nas, not Diddy), Swizz was open to an event featuring the two iconic producers.
From Hip-Hop to R&B, Jhené Aiko gets spiritual with it in and in her latest clip to “Born Tired” heads to a rain forest to become one with nature, mediate and have some good ol’ fun in a bounce house.
Props to Steph Curry for earning his own brand under Under Armour. It's been years in the making and now it seems like that gambit he took paid off big time.
Though no one's confirmed that A$AP Rocky and Rihanna are officially an item, the rumor mill has begun churning that the Harlem rapper and Barbados bombshell made a love connection during their promotional tour for Riri's Fenty Skin campaign back in July.
With a few visuals for his album cuts already out and about, the OG Leader of The New School comes through with a new clip for “Boomp!” which features Busta living an over the top lavish life with women thick enough to take up all the space on a Cali king size bed. We don’t mean all together either, we mean one at a time, bro.
Since getting out of prison for his role in helping the government take down a gang of his former homies, Tekashi's been continuing to troll and clown the culture much to the disdain of Hip-Hoppers across the board. Now it seems like he's done the same with his own baby mama.
As beautiful as the tribute is it also serves as a reminder of just how trash 2020 has been to us throughout the year.
In his latest visuals to “FTMU,” French Montana heads back to his hood decked out in a Bane mask and leather shearling jacket just like the man who broke Batman’s back though we’re not sure why he chose to rock that specific attire in 2020.
After making his mark on The Daily Show post-Jon Stewart, Trevor has now gotten himself some more prime-time shine as the Grammy's have announced the South African comedian has been tapped to host the 63rd annual Grammy Awards.
Taking the time to explain why he wasn’t able to “do more for Black people” to Michelle not totally on board with his Presidential dreams, our favorite President in history elegantly breaks down all kinds of aspects of his life as only he can.
Linking up with El Camino for the video to “Forever Dropping Tears,” Conway shows a more sentimental side as he pays homage to his mans and ‘em who are back in the essence while kicking it with his crew on the block.