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After giving fans just a few days notice, Migos make due on their promise to release their Migo Lingo mixtape.
Tinashe delivers a visual for “Bated Breath” that’s essentially an eight-minute mini-movie directed by Stephen Garnett.
The bulk of Waka Flocka Flame and DJ Whoo Kid’s new mixtape, The Turn Up Godz Tour, sees the energetic rap star connecting with fellow ATLiens. An early standout track is “All These B*tches,” featuring Future.
Karrueche removing herself from Chris Brown’s baby mama fiasco may have been the soundest thing she’s done in their relationship but she’s still being slandered over it.
Like any high profile job, NBA players are often the targets of someone looking to come up on cash or cashable assets.
Ludacris is very serious about his Ludaversal musical dropping soon and last night in Atlanta, he held a listening session that had generated positive reviews across social media.
UPDATE: Back in December, a record called “Cold Stares,” featuring Chance The Rapper hit the web. It turns out that the cut is the lead single from Nosaj Thing’s forthcoming LP, Fated, due to release May 5. Hear it after the jump. Chance The Rapper’s music is anything but conventional, and that’s his greatest artistic asset. Just […]
Mayhem broke out at after Travi$ Scott and Young Thug’s Rodeo Tour show in Tucson, AZ on Tuesday night (Mar. 3), where the former and a fan got into a physical altercation.
News of Bay Area legend The Jacka being gunned down in Oakland a month ago left the Hip-Hop world in shock. MTV sat with Freeway, a brother in Islam and collaborator, to speak about losing his dear friend.
Ben Carson is not only a favorite talking head of the GOP—and a Black man at that—but he’s also a former neurosurgeon. His recent commentary on homosexuality might make you question how smart you have to be to perform surgery on human brains, though.
As the “Blurred Lines” court proceedings are underway yet again, one thing both parties of the lawsuit can agree on is that the hit was the biggest thing poppin’ two years ago.
In news that won’t shock anyone, the Justice Department has revealed in two reports that the Ferguson Police Department in Missouri routinely violated the civil and constitutional rights of Black citizens in the city.