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Meek Mill is apparently still stinging from his beef with Drake, that is if recent rumors are true. Reports say that at Odell Beckham Jr.‘s recent birthday party celebration, the Philadelphia rapper barked on a DJ for playing his Canadian rival’s songs over the sound system.
Tina Knowles tweeted and immediately deleted a photo of Jay Z and Solange in an elevator. But you know the internet got screenshots.
Gucci Mane isn’t eligible to vote, but that’s not stopping him from telling people who can to go do it.
Chance The Rapper leads thousands of young voters after a concert in Chicago In A Parade To The Polls.
Steph Curry gets buckets. The greatest NBA shooter of all time—don’t debate me—hit an NBA record 13 3-pointers in a game last night.
Vic Mensa used every second of his time on Jimmy Kimmel Live to drive home a message about voting and police brutality.
Election Day has finally arrived. While the nation hits the polls (if they didn’t vote early) to decide if Hillary Clinton or Cheeto Jesus becomes the next President of the United States, Black Twitter (no worries, anyone can kick it there if you show respect) is celebrating #ObamaDay.
50 Cent‘s brand of online pettiness has now entered the legal arena. 50 has posted documents supporting his claims that Jimmy “Henchman” Rosemond is a government informant.
Rick Ross needs to holla at his accountant. Reportedly, Yung Renzel owes the IRS a cool $5.7 million, and they want their dough, stat.
John Singleton will not be watching the Tupac All Eyez On Me biopic whenever it drops. He isn’t afraid to tell you why either.
French Montana’s trying to bring back that gutter Hip-Hop sound and has called on some of the gulliest MC’s the game’s ever known to help him accomplish just that. In the clip to “Have Mercy,” Jadakiss, Beanie Sigel, and Styles P join the Moroccan rapper at an underground party where if you ain’t thorough, you […]
To commemorate the one-year anniversary of his And After That, We Didn’t Talk LP, GoldLink delivers a sequel to “See I Miss,” featuring songstress Marsha Ambrosius.