DJ Khaled

The so-called beef between Jay Z and Drake has been a slow simmering affair, this after Hov allegedly took another swipe at Drizzy on a new DJ Khaled track he’s featured on. However, the Brooklyn mogul may have bigger fish to fry after angering Major League Lacrosse players and fans after saying the sport is soft. 

DJ Khaled is definitely starting his new album’s campaign on the wrong foot. The Miami DJ/ultimate hustler dropped his new single last night which featured Jay Z, Rick Ross, Meek Mill and French Montana with a severely underwhelming reaction and that’s only the beginning of his troubles regarding the record.

German graphic designer Zhi-Yun Zhang today blends Hip-Hop and cartoon artistry in his latest series of illustrations, which features caricatures of Kanye West, Drake, Rick Ross and more.

When you’re rolling with Rick Ross, you’re rolling in a Maybach. And when you’re rolling in a Maybach, there are perks abound.

Here’s something that will set your Saturday off properly. We The Best’s Vado and Ace Hood teamed up to rhyme over DMX’s classic “Stop Being Greedy.”

DJ Khaled has done collaborations with nearly every artist that consider themselves current these days so naturally his birthday parties are littered with familiar faces.

MTV Cribs chronicled the lives of so many professed ballers throughout the years, they had to have known they were making a mistake.

Whether it’s success or delusion DJ Khaled is suffering from is to be determined but he’s doing what he does best. Like he’s done countless times over, he’s compiled the biggest names in rap and churns out a boisterous track.

UPDATE: Rick Ross says the title of his forthcoming Jay Z collaboration is titled “Devil Is A Lie.” See him discuss this with MTV on the following page. Of the major label releases, Rick Ross is set to drop the last highly anticipated LP of the year in Mastermind. The Miami rapper recently recently showed face […]

DJ Khaled returns with a cinematic visual for his feature-heavy track “Never Surrender,” guest starring Scarface, Jadakiss, Meek Mill, Akon, John Legend, and Anthony Hamilton.

One of the most anticipated tracks on DJ Khaled‘s Suffering From Success album is one featuring Dreamville’s own J. Cole and Bas called “Hell’s Kitchen.” And while the LP releases next week, the aforementioned cut can be heard today.

DJ Khaled is leaving nothing to the imagination from his Suffering From Success album. Having already leaked a nice amount of material in the last few weeks alone, he liberates another track called “Never Surrender.”