On Thursday night’s (May 8) episode of The Arsenio Hall Show, veteran MC Talib Kweli appeared as the evening’s special guest performer.
Vine phenomenon turn child star, of sorts, Lil Terrio has gone global (or national, at least). His most recent feat was a recent appearance on The Arsenio Hall Show, where he discussed his rise to fame, weight loss goals, and even taught the host a new dance.
Through all the melancholy, confusion, addictions, and the like, KiD CuDi’s intentions have always been to teach and support those who feel alone. That’s why the former G.O.O.D. Music affiliate spoke so passionately about the state of music culture on The Arsenio Hall Show.
Last night, Suge Knight appeared on The Arsenio Hall Show spewed his opinions on fellow Compton natives, The Game and Kendrick Lamar. The Death Row founder saved any slander, and instead critiqued their deals with Interscope.
Ty Dolla $ign’s catchy single “Paranoid” took off right in front of our faces. Having reached certified hit status, the West Coaster promoted the track during a performance last night on The Arsenio Hall Show alongside his partner and frequent collaborator DJ Mustard.
Bone Thugs-N-Harmony chopped it up with fellow Cleveland native and late night television host Arsenio Hall last night. While there, the legendary collective discussed their upcoming album Art of War: World War III and performed their classic “Crossroads,” as well as their Ty Dolla $ign-assisted single “Everything 100.”
Last night, The Arsenio Hall Show hosted newcomer Chance The Rapper, who performed his Acid Rap track “Chain Smoker.” Before taking the stage, the young MC spoke with Arsenio Hall on topics ranging from the violence in Chicago to why rappers should unionize.
Former Cleveland Browns running back Jim Brown remains as one of the most legendary football players ever. But more than his play on the field, Brown has become known for his outspoken stances and displayed such after saying Kobe Bryant was “confused about culture” on The Arsenio Hall Show.
Since returning to late night television, Arsenio Hall has sat with a list of today’s prominent rappers. Last night, The Game visited the show to chop it up about his charity, The Robin Hood Project, his tattoos, and more.
Yo Gotti is currently on a press run promoting his major label debut I Am. Last night, that led him to The Arsenio Hall Show to chop it up with the host and perform “Cold Blood” and “King Sh*t.”
With Because The Internet weeks away from releasing, Childish Gambino premiered yet another song from the LP last night on The Arsenio Hall Show. Titled “Shadow,” the cut is smooth in a manner similar to the actor-turned-rapper’s recent releases.
You never know what you’re going to get out of a Tyler, the Creator interview. The Odd Future frontman was a guest on The Arsenio Hall Show and was his usual candid and sarcastic self, which included an explanation of his usage of the f-word (three letter version) and the n-word, among other topics.
