Lil Durk is currently looking at attempted murder charges after a shooting in Atlanta went down earlier this year with the Chicago rapper at the center of the melee. Durk has requested that his travel restrictions be temporarily lifted in order to collect on show and appearance paydays around the nation.
Lil Durk was able to post bond in his ongoing attempted murder case in Atlanta and has a little help from a mentor from his past. The Chicago rapper’s childhood pastor flew from the Windy City down to the A to support and guide his former mentee as he tries to maintain his freedom.
Looks like Lil Durk took the whole “turning art to life” notion to heart when he turned himself into police after dropping his new cut “Turn Myself In.”
In spite of all the craziness going on in the world, you can always count on Twitter with the help of Young Thug to supply some good laughs to get you through the day.
Looks like Lil Durk is one of those rappers who used his paper to strap up his team something ridiculous. In his clip for “Pick Your Poison” Durk and his crew turn up at a house party where the paraphernalia is abundant and his brothers are packing the kind of arms you see in military […]
Lil Durk is entitled to his own opinion. That doesn’t mean it is a good one though.
If it’s one thing that’s a constant in a Wiz Khalifa clip, it’s groupies.
From “Yamborghini High” to “Runner” to “Telephone Calls,” A$AP Mob have ensured that their highly anticipated Cozy Tapes Vol. 1: Friends project would feature nothing but heat. Now, fans can be the judge.
It’s common knowledge that André Lauren Benjamin (bka André 300o) is not to be trifled with in the booth. However, his penchant for staying in tune with what moves younger MCs often goes unsung. Today, the legends wins with a verse on this formula on $ilk Money’s “Decemba (Remix).”
Ever since announcing his relationship with Dej Loaf, Lil Durk’s been subjected to all kinds of internet hate. From doubts about their relationship to hate for his Chiraq style of music, he’s learned that in this day and age anyone with access to a keyboard and the web will throw just about anything out there.
As rap fans await what’s in store for the second half of 2016, a handful of new artist made their presence felt during the first six months of the year. Let the Internets tell it, Lil Yachty could be the most polarizing.
With Lil Durk’s sophomore album LilDurk2x only a few days away, the Chicago rapper teams up with Yo Gotti for the turnt up visuals to “Money Walk” where the women twerk, the jewelry shines, and yet the Yeezy Boost 750’s steal the show… to sneakerheads anyway.
