Love stinks. You know it, we know it, the world knows it; but one day out of the year we have to bite the bullet and get “all romantical” and stuff. Word to Flavor Flav.
In Hip-Hop, chemistry between a producer and a rapper is one of the most important things that a you can have.
The Game is a realist. In a recent interview, the Compton rapper was candid about the existence of Detox, saying not to get your hopes up for it’s release while also comparing the increasingly mythical album to Jesus Christ.
T.I. is looking to cash in thanks to his solid track record of music. TMZ reports that the King of the South’s contract with longtime recording home, Atlantic Records, is reportedly up, and whichever major label he signs to next is going to have to put up millions for his services. However, Hip-Hop Wired reached out […]
What do you get for the self absorbed millionaire rapper who has everything? Sometimes that can be a tall order. We’re not talking about people who eat Ramen noodles with chopped up ham in them, here. We are talking about cats that are worth some real bread.
On the final day of the Wired 25 look back in 2012, we pay homage to those who did it the biggest this year.
Kendrick Lamar is easily the hottest MC in the Hip-Hop game right now. Mainstream media is taking note of the Compton rapper’s talents, and he recently sat down for a candid Q&A with GQ magazine. Kendrick talked everything from those dominoes in good kid/m.A.A.d. city’s narrative, dealing with the pressures of working with Dr. Dre, going […]
It seems that everyone wants a piece of the reality TV pie, and the latest group to come to the table just happens to be the children of rap stars. The sons of N.W.A members, E-40, and Run DMC member, Jam Master Jay, are shopping around their own show, TMZ reports.
Kendrick Lamar was a guest on BET’s Don’t Sleep! last night with T.J. Holmes.
Our favorite rappers aren’t perfect. Once more, on their worst day they can out rap some people on their best day.
Not everything Lil Wayne says is necessarily factually accurate, so keep that in mind when reading the following. According to Tunechi, he has recorded almost a hundred songs with Dr. Dre over the years. Yes, the same Dr. Dre who sells headphones and made The Chronic.
Ever since Kendrick Lamar announced the name and spelling of his debut album, good kid, m.A.A.d. city, he’s been extremely tight lipped about what the actual letters stand for.
