Goodie Mob discusses the current state of hip-hop
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August 11, 2013
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In celebration of hip-hop’s 40th birthday, we decided to take a look back at 10 moments that helped shape the culture.
Michelle Obama will release a hip-hop-inspired album. Although she probably won’t rhyme or sing on any songs, it will be the first time that a
On Aug. 6, the New York Post reported a story regarding allegations of Da YoungFellaz blowing a $130,000 marketing budget on drugs and travel; however,
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Nas used his celebrity influence to help a single father and his eight children who have been misplaced by a fire. The rapper discovered Stanley
After The Game’s sweet, 2-year-old daughter Cali Dream made headlines earlier this week by stealing the show on the last episode of “Marrying The Game,”
A New York-based rap group blew their $130,000 marketing budget before gaining national prestige in music. Known as Da YoungFellaz, the duo spent $25,000 of
The Affordable Old School Concert Series featuring K-Ci & Jo-Jo took place in Atlanta at Wolfe Creek Amphitheater. Hip-hop and R&B artists such as Dru
SOBs marketing director Andre Barnes explains why New Yorkers love this venue in Soho
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
Brooklyn-born, Atlanta-raised rapper Gilles doesn’t have the stereotypical hip-hop backstory. There is no hardscrabble history, no illegal hustle here. In fact, the rhymer from ATL’s
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.
Jay Z found a unique way to introduce his latest video, “Picasso Baby.” Filmed at the Pace Gallery in New York, Jay Z wanted the
After winding across the country, making stops everywhere from New Orleans to Baltimore, the Coors Light “Search for the Coldest” MC competition came to a
For decades, supposed hip-hop “purists” have been adamant about determining what is or is not “real” hip-hop. Everything from southern hip-hop music to the poppier
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