While performing at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center this week, the mercurial hip-hop star went on one of “stream-of-consciousness” tirades; Kanye once again blasted corporations and awards shows. But this time, he specifically called out a fellow musician.
Yo Gotti is having a very good year. The Memphis-based rapper inked a new deal with Epic Records earlier this year, after an extended period of uncertainty regarding his career. Not only did it give him a new label home, but it also provided a launchpad for his CMG (Cocaine Muzik Group) imprint. With the deal in place, Gotti set to work on his sixth studio album. With I Am set to hit the streets this week, Gotti sat down with RO and reflected on where he is and what he’s been through.
Kendrick Lamar’s clip from the 2013 BET Hip-Hop Awards cypher got fans buzzing this week after it surfaced online. In his verse, the brash Compton rhymer throws a not-so-subtle jab at a certain Young Money rapper with a recently-released album.
During an interview with Power 105.1’s “The Breakfast Club,” Waka spoke about Gucci’s strange behavior of late; Gucci has gone on Twitter tirades aimed at former friends and collaborators, and he was recently arrested in Atlanta for threatening police.
Gucci and Waka have been insulting each other on social media for months. But this time, other affiliates of Gucci’s Brick Squad crew got involved.
The veteran rapstress blasted Young Money superstar Lil Wayne after Weezy made a backhanded reference to the Queen Bee and her numerous plastic surgeries on his new track “Pure Columbia,” from his just-released Dedication 5 mixtape.
Trinidad James shared his thoughts on Joe Budden’s dig at him on Budden’s new track.
Washington, D.C. native Wale does not back down from confrontation. The MMG rapper infamously confronted Toronto Raptors announcer Matt Devlin back in February. Devlin dismissed Wale
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
Seems that Kim Kardashian isn’t too pleased with a recent comment made by veteran journalist and talk show host Katie Couric. In a recent interview
Waka Flocka Flame has responded to disparaging comments that his former associate and mentor Gucci Mane made on Twitter earlier this week.
The legendary former Boogie Down Productions frontman took the stage in Manhattan last night (August 15th) for an explosive set that combined classic hits with new material from his latest project
Australian-born rapper Iggy Azalea is the latest hip-hop star to offer her two cents on what is currently the most talked-about song in hip-hop
Jay Electronica shared his thoughts on the song, the buzz and the brash rapper from Compton in an interview with Revolt TV.
The Atlanta native tweeted a rhetorical question to his fans, asking for them to list their “Top 3 P___y A__ Rappers” on Twitter. Of course, he started off by sharing his own three
The talk show host shared some of her interactions with the pop starlet during their time working together
Yela says that the disagreement stems from his belief that Macklemore has stolen his logo and re-appropriated it for his own brand.
After it was reported that Run-D.M.C.’s Darryl “DMC” McDaniels dismissed artists like Jay Z and Lil Wayne as “not hot,” and stated that their fans are “brainwashed,” the self-proclaimed “King of Rock” decided to step forward and clarify his comments. According to AllHipHop’s Illseed, DMC has addressed the comments, offering to better explain what he was trying to convey.
Run-D.M.C.’s first performance in over ten years was at last year’s “Made In America” Festival, which was curated by hip-hop superstar Jay Z. But despite that connection, it looks like there may be no love between one member of hip-hop’s most legendary group and the rhymer from Brooklyn who is arguably the biggest star in the genre today.
Timbaland is apologizing for his disparaging comments regarding Chris Brown’s Aaliyah-assisted song. After his recent interview with Revolt TV, where he criticized Brown and rapper Drake’s releasing work with the late singer’s vocals, the hitmaking producer has tried to clarify his stance.
