The Game and YG linked up for the latest Verzuz battle, and turned into a celebration of West Coast Hip-Hop. With two legendary catalogs on display, both Bompton rappers got the opportunity to give each other their flowers or, in The Game’s words. their “red roses, white ceilings.” Game kicked things off by giving YG […]
Back in 2016, YG and the late Nipsey Hussle released “FDT,” and certain people were not rocking with it. The record served as a protest against Donald Trump and quickly became one of the most talked-about records of the election cycle. A decade later, the 400 Hunnid rapper is opening up about the backlash he […]
The trio of YG, Mozzy and Jay Rock is a potent reminder of the West Coast's resurgence over the past year and change.
YG, who is reportedly a member of the Treetop Pirus, held a the walk in Compton over the weekend with the Fruit Town Pirus.
YG and Saweetie? For real?
YG was on hand to witness the announcement of a partnership between his philanthropic venture, TeleHealth Vans, and the city of Hawthorne, California which will provide mental health outreach among other services to those who are homeless and low-income in the city.
The new collaboration will be a new take on the Classic LX which will be remixed into the Compton Country Club campaign and pay homage to K-Swiss's heritage in the tennis field.
Economic empowerment should be top of mind for any person of color that survived 2020. One rapper is bossing up in a multi billion dollar business.
Once again taking aim at the orange mango clown in his visuals to “Jealous,” YG has a fake Donald Trump turn up to his track while throwing up the B’s and getting lap dances from some thick young women in the Oval Office.
Earlier this week during his interview with online radio show, The Morning Hustle, YG touched on the incident, revealing that while he was being arrested the police not only had their guns drawn on him but the entire family that was with him at the time.
YG is serious when it comes to snitching, so when Nicki Minaj teamed up with proud snitch Tekashi69 for their problematic hit "Trollz", the Cali rapper says he's done working with her. During an interview with Los Angeles's 92.3 The Real on the Bootleg Kev and DJ Hed show, YG made it plain that he sticks to the street code and would no longer be collaborating with Nicki Minaj after she teamed up with, the caped for 69.
Despite COVID-19 shutting everything down, BET refused to let the pandemic canceled the Blackest Awards show on the planet.