Remy Ma

To cap off a successful year which saw them top the charts and earn a Grammy nod for their platinum smash “All The Way Up,” Fat Joe and Remy Ma have finally unveiled the artwork for their highly anticipated joint album, Plata o Plomo.

Remy Ma & Papoose, the hardest Hip-Hop couple ever, proved why we need an album from them ASAP. 

Attacking the game from all angles, Donald Glover picks up where his critically acclaimed FX series Atlanta left off by giving his fans just what they wanted – new music. Operating under his artist alias Childish Gambino, he returns with a promise of his new album …Awaken, My Love! and the leading single to boot.

Remy Ma got bars. That’s been evident since the day Big Pun introduced her to the world on “Ms. Martin” on his posthumous sophomore album, Yeeeeah Baby and since touching home she’s been on a mission to remind the Hip-Hop world that she manufactures bars like Snickers minus the sugar and any hidden artificial flavors.

Don’t sleep. Nipsey Hussle has been on a tirade, and has mounds of new material to show for his upcoming album. Along with a visual for “Picture Me Rolling,” the South Central LA wordsmith returns today with a new track titled “I Don’t Stress.”

Sometimes you get trap Wiz Khalifa. In other moments, the Taylor Gang founds approaches his songs a bit more melodically like on “More And More.”

2Pac is one of the most influential rappers of all time, but not just for his lyrics and image. It’s also because many rappers after him have tried to emulate the success he achieved due to going to prison.

Fat Joe and Remy Ma hit daytime talk show The Real to perform their hit “All The Way Up” and brought along French Montana, too.  

Dancing geishas, fur coats and French Montana on the hook; that would be the video fro Remy Ma and Fat Joe’s “All The Way Up.”

It’s been a while since fans have seen both Remy Ma and Fat Joe in each other’s company. Since coming back from her iron vacation, Remy and Joe Crack have reunited and stopped by The Breakfast Club to share the latest.

Lupe Fiasco finds inspiration in SZA’s Kendrick Lamar-assisted groove “Babylon,” transforming the hypnotic song into a remix titled “Bone.”

Freddie Gibbs has been borderline maniacal with the bars, decimating each and every beat he lays vocal on like the evil genius of rap. After taking Kanye West’s “No More Parties In LA” to task, the ESGN general returns with The Beat Bully-produced “Money, Cash, Hoes.”