The first weekend of Coachella 2014 came and went, but not without a fair share of surprises. A pair came courtesy of singer-songwriter Jhené Aiko, who called both Drake and Childish Gambino on the stage.
For this, Drake is at least momentarily in the no-slander zone. The Toronto rapper made a teen and terminally-ill cancer patient’s dream come true by paying her a surprise visit in Houston.
PARTYNEXTDOOR first piqued our interests with his self-titled 2013 project. With just a few one-off tracks in recent months and a recent co-production credit on Drake’s “Days in the East,” the crooner returns today with “West District.”
Art and Hip-Hop are meeting in the middle quite often these days. But the affluent art references rappers spew and rap favorites getting illustrated as famous cartoon characters are now old news; it’s French artist David Redon’s time now.
The UCONN Huskies defeated the Kentucky Wildcats 60 – 54 to win the the men’s basketball national championship tonight. However, it is Drake that has been sprayed with slander from all angles thanks to his fandom of Kentucky.
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.
Jay Z is often the topic conversation for an array of reasons, but it was a line aimed at Drake on the “We Made It (Remix)” that most recently sent the Internets into a frenzy. If anything, the diss (if you want to call it that) was a reaffirmation that the Brooklyn native can aim […]
So Jay Z drops a new verse on a new Jay Electronica song (“We Made It (Freestyle)”), and the Internets loses its sh*t. The reactions weren’t just because of the snazzy wordplay or the acute and subtle homages to the NGE‘s Supreme Mathematics the Supa MCs dropped. It was mostly due to Hova sending shots […]
Dr. Dre once reduced women to mere sex toys who lived to play their cards and manipulate men, when he so eloquently put on wax, “b*tches ain’t sh*t but hoes and tricks.”
When Drake first demanded national attention in 2009 with his instant classic mixtape, So Far Gone, listeners were immediately exposed to the Canadian’s love for his adopted home of Houston.
YG is releasing his major label debut, My Krazy Life, in just over a week. But before then, the West Coast native offers up a visual for his bubbling single, “Who Do You Love?,” featuring Drake.
The beautiful city of Paris is currently hosting Drake, who is in town for the European leg of his “Would You Like a Tour?.” The Toronto rapper caused mass hysteria off stage when he visited renowned boutique, Colette, to debut an exclusive October’s Very Own capsule collection.
