Marriage is the new trend in Hip-Hop, a pretty interesting development given the culture’s reputation for misogyny and sexism. Nevertheless, rappers have been locking down their women left and right as of late – particularly in the last several weeks. What gives?
It might not be a good idea to book Tyga for any gay friendly shows. The YMCMB rapper was recently caught getting all homophobic on a camera man in Hollywood.
The Rich Gang project has provided a platform for some of the more obscure artists under the YMCMB umbrella to be heard. That remains consistent on the collective’s latest release, “Panties To The Side,” featuring Tyga, French Montana, Bow Wow, and Gudda Gudda.
UPDATE: Problem delivers the CDQ for his well casted remix. Enjoy it after the jump. Problem had a certified hit on his hands with “Like Whaaat,” but like many west coast rap releases, the track didn’t have the same success in other regions. That changed when Bad Boy mogul Diddy used the catchy song as […]
“Like Whaaat” is easily a summer anthem right now, and we have Problem to thank for that. Compton’s own has been simmering since his Welcome to Mollywood mixtape series grabbed ears.
DJ Mustard has come a long way since being introduced as YG’s DJ and producer. The Compton native is now a sought-after beat masters skilled in crafting ratchet hits most notably for the likes of 2 Chainz (“I’m Different“) and Tyga (“Rack City”).
Power 106’s Power House 2013 concert goes down tonight at 7:30 pm PT and we got the live stream for you right here. The headliners are Big Sean, Chris Brown, A$AP Rocky, Tyga and more.
With the overwhelming amount of Molly references currently infiltrating Hip-Hop music, Kendrick Lamar has had enough. The Compton rapper attached a visual addendum to his latest video, “B-tch Don’t Kill My Vibe,” respectfully requesting a “death to Molly.”
DJ Mustard is officially down with The Roc. The West Coast producer signed a management deal with Jay’s growing Roc Nation imprint, a publicist for the rapper confirmed to Hip-Hop Wired Monday (April 29).
Rosa Acosta celebrated her birthday in style thanks to a party with a star-studded guestlist that included Chris Brown, Tyga, Wiz Khalifa and Ne-Yo. It all went down last night at the Supper Club in Hollywood.
Artists can almost never lose with an uplifting anthem. Using that formula, DJ Felli Fel assembles an all star cast in Ne-Yo, Tyga and Wiz Khalifa to flip the concept of an otherwise conventional topic on “Reason To Hate.”
Rick Ross may have a lot of people upset over his lyrics on Rocko’s now infamous “U.O.E.N.O.” track, but he’s also got some people in his corner. The latest rapper to come to his defense is Tyga.
