Rewind the clocks back to several years during the turning point of President Obama’s second election season and famed civil rights activist Harry Belafonte waged war on both Jay Z and Beyonce for “turning their backs” on social issues the less fortunate faced. That rift occured in 2012 and aside from an unanswered olive branch […]
The United States is a grieving nation in the wake of the Charleston church shooting and while many political figureheads continue to downplay the main issue as it stares us all in the face, Lupe Fiasco is letting his outspoken characteristics go mute this time around.
More than two years after we put it out there in the open, Consequence and Lupe Fiasco have challenged the laws of physics and Lauryn Hill by occupying the same space on their first-ever collaboration, “Countdown.”
Feel-good anthems like Kendrick Lamar’s “Alright” serve as healing records and reaffirmations that Black lives matter, despite what the deaths of Freddie Gray, Mike Brown, Eric Garner, and too many others to name say. Years ago, Lupe Fiasco delivered a similar message in “It Just Might Be Okay,” a song from his debut album Lupe Fiasco’s Food & Liquor that now officially […]
Lupe Fiasco’s new visual for “Adoration Of The Magi” features some NSFW scenes that make his message that much more clear.
After delivering an appetizing freebie song, Lupe Fiasco feeds fans a main course with the official visual for “Madonna,” featuring Nikki Jean.
Here’s an audible treat for your Throwback Thursday. Lupe Fiasco decided to dig into the stash and drops a freebie cut called “Atomic Misphilosophy.”
Lupe Fiasco has released Tetsuo & Youth, which will be his last album on Atlantic Records. The Chicago rapper took to the stage on Late Night With Seth Meyers to perform “Deliver” off the project.
If you feel Lupe Fiasco’s latest album, Tetsuo & Youth, is a large sea to dive in, don’t be alarmed. The architect designed it as such.
Lupe Fiasco‘s new album, Tetsuo & Youth, is out January 20 but he dropped more heat to hold you over until Tuesday. On “Mural” the Chicago MC goes in for 8:48 of fiery bars.
Despite abandoning his Twitter account on January 13, Chicago rapper, Lupe Fiasco, still has plenty to say. In an interview with Billboard, Lupe sounded off on everything from his contentious relationship with Atlantic Records to his interest in painting.
Lupe Fiasco can’t win for losing. After engaging fans, and haters, on Twitter, and dealing with some heavy vitriol in the process, it seems that the Chicago rapper may have called it quits on the social media platform.