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50 Cent is already enjoying the splendors of being a freshly certified independent artist by putting on performances to his exact design.
Drita of Mob Wives raised eyebrows when she popped up in a video with French Montana, but it turns out the Staten Island native knows her Hip-Hop.
In the grand scheme of MMG’s roster, Rockie Fresh is certainly one of the collective’s understated members. Less flossy than Rick Ross and Meek Mill and even less prolific than Wale, the Chicago native’s calm demeanor can be mistaken for shyness or rookie jitters, but the rapper’s recent interview with Hip-Hop Wired infers that he’s […]
Agenda Las Vegas is one of the world’s most enthralling fashion expos. Buyers, designers, distributors and media from all corners of the earth convene under Sin City’s bright lights before the show ventures off to Long Beach and NYC.
If you let Rick Ross tell it, there’s Reebok and everything else, including Vans.
Hip-Hop Wired’s “Ask A Vixen” series returns today just in time to start your week off right.
It’s that time again where we at Hip-Hop Wired present to you the brain behind the beauty, and in most cases, the booty.
An impressive catalog of hits such as “Low,” “5 O’Clock” and “All I Do Is Win” are more than enough to consider T-Pain as one of Hip-Hop’s most premier hitmakers.
Hip-Hop was a youth culture, meaning many of the early graf writers, B-boys, DJ’s and Mc had relatively short careers. A lot of early legends essentially aged out of their respective disciplines like Menudo.
Although scoring #1 hits that make clubs go crazy edges the top of T-Pain’s reputation, his name is equally–if not more–synonymous with bringing Auto-Tune credibility and awareness to a new generation.
No matter how big the gap in time is between certain popular films, fans will always demand sequels for some of their most beloved characters. The Best Man Holiday was 14 years behind is precessor yet still managed to give box-office shoe-in Thor: The Dark World a serious run for its money upon release.
Nearly twenty years ago, Nas forever changed the direction of Hip-Hop with his debut album Illmatic. The nine-song LP featured a unpredencted mix of poetic lyrics with a wide array of production that would go on to be classified as “pure” and “authentic” sounds of the culture.