Rapper Tay-K is speaking out against his management team and label for how his image is being portrayed in the media.
Funk Volume co-CEO and full-time rap star Hopsin recently let off some steam during a recent Twitter outburst.
The next best thing to a Jay Electronica album we’re apparently never getting is a Jay Electronica Twitter rant. The Roc Nation artist, best known for his classic singles “Exhibit C” and “Exhibit A,” is notorious for stirring up a frenzy on social media–and then subsequently deleting the tweets shortly after.
Outside of Suge Knight and Jerry Heller, everybody has appeared to be satisfied with the way the upcoming Straight Outta Compton biopic is being developed.
Let’s face it. There has been an overwhelming negative connotation associated with TIDAL since its March 30 launch, but just because Twitter trolls like to tweet about it, doesn’t mean it should be reported as fact.
So, Iggy Azalea has finally decided to quit. Twitter, that is. Sorta.
It appears that Lil Twist predated Tyga’s latest disgruntled Young Money employee complaint with a gripe of his own.
When Jay Electronica speaks, it’s usually in the spirit of something greater. Today, the reclusive rapper took to Twitter to rant about about a cluster of topics, including crooked police, so-called thugs who will kill one of their own before fighting for a greater good and much more.
Rocko suggests that you pray for Gucci Mane. The “U.O.E.N.O” rapper detailed rolling up to Guwop’s home to ask him about the slander he sent his way via Twitter.
It looks like Kanye West finally got wind that Jimmy Kimmel spoofed his candid sit down with Zane Lowe. And according to the rapper’s latest Twitter rant, he isn’t happy.
Yesterday, the Internets received the first proper visual from Yeezus with “Black Skinhead” –or so we thought. Less than 24 hours later, Kanye West returned to Twitter with claims that what the public saw was an unfortunate leak.
J. Cole doesn’t seem to be happy with people (read: media) that are too analytical, and too quick, when it comes to rating new music. At least that’s what seems to be the case if you caught his rant against critics and anyone “f-cking up Hip-Hop,” via Twitter.
