If Twitter rants from female rappers unhappy with their label situations is to become a thing of normalcy, all leading ladies behind the microphone can kiss their hopes of equal representation within the male-driven industry au revoir.
Last night’s Grammy’s led to today’s armchair quarterbacking about why Kendrick Lamar get jerked in favor of Macklemore. Benzino joined the fray and pretty much immediately entered the slander zone on the strength of being Benzino.
Wale has made headlines lately not for his musical output, but for brushes with the media and his online antics. Although the D.C. rapper has never been shy about sharing his emotions, Wale opened up even more in a letter he posted to his Tumblr account on Wednesday.
Black Twitter became a mainstream buzz term late last year after receiving top billing in a Wikipedia article. Developed from within the fast moving Twitter network, this growing cultural subset has become a powerful collective of varying minds from all corners of the world.
The Internets went crazy this week when a photo of an African woman promoting skin lightening cream turned viral. Dencia, a Cameroonian/Nigerian singer wearing a blond wig and bikini with her skin several shades lighter than its original hue, was promoting the Whitenicious cream thus angering many in social media.
Is the world ready for Chozen? The cartoon follows the life of a gay rapper fresh from prison and several Hip-Hop fans are not happy with the idea. Method Man, who lent his voice to the project, recently blasted critics on Twitter.
Russell Simmons is without doubt a pioneer in the world of Hip-Hop, but someone needs to get Uncle Rush away from social media for a bit. The mogul blasted out a tweet in condolences for former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, who died this weekend, apparently confusing him with Israel’s current president Shimon Peres and sparking […]
Surely no one thought Erykah Badu would sit back and be the face of Givenchy and keep coloring with vanilla crayons.
Everytime Juicy J goes out, he shows out and makes sure everyone is paying attention.
Donald Glover and his Hip-Hop alter-ego, Childish Gambino had a great 2013 because the internet allowed them to be great.
Shia LaBeouf hasn’t been the most popular person in Hollywood as of late. A feat that he seems quite proud of.
A warning to all disgruntled New York Knicks fans; do not vent your frustrations at Carmelo Anthony on Twitter. He isn’t having any of it.
