Hip-hop legend Big Daddy Kane performed in New York City for ICONN Media, the live-streaming platform created by rap icon Ja Rule. It was part of the
Two of the towering pillars that helped create rap and hip-hop into the unstoppable force that it is today were centerstage as Big Daddy Kane
Verzuz has cooked up a delicious cultural cuisine that will satisfy older hip-hop heads and school millennials on the golden era of rap. Triller and
Big Daddy Kane recently caught up with J. Cole to chop it up about the art of MCing and after the interview told the North
Def Jam Records founder Russell Simmons is making a play to help get some of the forefathers of hip-hop paid. Simmons has partnered with Tokau
Veteran hip-hop icon Big Daddy Kane hit up Instagram Thursday, July 1, 2021, to blast websites and social media for running with the story that
Tina Knowles-Lawson has been known to defend Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s honor on more than one occasion and recently took to Instagram to discuss people commenting
April 29 is International Dance Day and rap veteran Christopher “Play” Martin from the ’90s duo Kid ‘N Play is celebrating hip-hop’s contribution to the
The best of hip-hop and R&B took over the stage during the throwback Back to the 80s concert at Wolf Creek Amphitheater on Saturday, July
Pastor Corey Brook’s Project Hood group and associates came together to create the first Hip Hop Summer Fest in Chicago. Artists from the old school and
Big Daddy Kane performs for hip-hop heads at the Hip Hop Summerfest in Chicago. He closed the show with a stellar performance. [jwplatform kxX5Iw65]
Antonio Hardy, better known by his rap moniker Big Daddy Kane is set to headline the All White Concert and Party in metro Detroit over the
The Old School Hip Hop Fest held at Wolf Creek Amphitheater sold out. There were performances by legends Doug E. Fresh, Juvenile, Big Daddy Kane,
So, a good wedding reception begins with a great DJ. Of course you need the loving couple, jubilant family and friends, lots of liquor, food
Everybody makes mistakes–and the greatest rappers of all time are no exception. With so much ink dedicated to lauding the brilliance of the genre’s game-changers, here’s a look at a few terrible singles that represent the worst from the best.
Iconic hip-hop collective and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame alum Public Enemy is responsible for providing countless classic hit singles, along with a string of gold
Legendary group EPMD recently blew through Chicago to give fans both old and new a taste of hip-hop’s golden era. Playing to a sold-out audience at The Shrine,
Big Daddy Kane is one of the most revered artists in hip-hop, but, in a recent interview with RO, Kane explained why he feels that change is necessary and why he switched up his approach on his latest project, The Las Supper, a joint venture with the live band Get Lifted. Despite the classic hip-hop ethos of “two-turntables and a microphone,” Kane says performing and recording with a live band has completely freed him creatively.
In 1989, Kane was riding the critical acclaim from his lauded debut album Long Live the Kane, and hit singles like “Ain’t No Half-Steppin’.” But in an exclusive interview, he reveals just how bittersweet the success of his first album turned out to be
The two legendary emcees were arguably the two most respected lyricists of the late 80s/early 90s, and fans have heard whispers for years that there was subtle animosity
