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Looks like Soulja Boy got a W last night, too. The “Turn My Swag On” rapper claims he bet $200,000 on the Baltimore Ravens, who won Super Bowl XLVII last night.

The artist formerly known as Bei Maejor has changed his name and is attempting to make a lasting impression with this new song featuring Juicy J and Justin Bieber. 

Every year, part of the fun of any Super Bowl, unless you are actually in attendance, is watching the commercials. Well except for this year’s Super Bowl XLVII thanks to the superstar theatrics of one Beyoncé. Nevertheless, most of the night’s aforementioned multi-million dollar costing ads fell into the “meh” category, but there are always standouts.

This past weekend during a celebrity football game for Direct TV, Lil Wayne made headlines after getting into an altercation with a cameraman. 

Kanye West is no stranger to hoaxes when it comes to album details. Today’s big rumor courtesy of social media is the existence of Rich Black American. 

Beyoncé is officially back. After a stunning performance at this year’s Super Bowl (salute to the Baltimore Ravens for the W), the R&B and Pop singer announces “The Mrs. Carter Show” world tour.

Last night’s Super Bowl was one of the most peculiar and surreal contests in the game’s history.

Curren$y holds on to his title as one of the hardest working men in Hip-Hop as he releases another new free project, New Jet City. 

Trinidad Jame$, or better yet “All Gold Everything” has been omnipresent since taking off late last year. Since then, every rapper from here to Timbuktu has laid a verse to the track. And just when you thought it was over, we receive another take on the viral hit. This remix, titled “All H**s Everything,” comes straight out […]

Cee Lo Green had a treat for fans at the ESPN Super Bowl Party early Saturday (Feb. 2). The music star turned the gig into a reunion, bringing his Goodie Mob group members on stage.

Looks like everybody is feeling Drake’s “Started from the Bottom” vibe. Wiz Khalifa was so moved by the concept that he provided his own version, and Soulja Boy has made the same move. The Atlanta native dropped his installment of Drizzy’s newly released joint.

The moment “Started From the Bottom” hit the blogosphere two things were understood. The first being that the track would be another notch on Drake’s smash record belt. Secondly, a wave of unofficial remixes would certainly hit the Internets within the next few weeks. Wiz Khalifa beats that rush, taking to Twitter last night to release his version.