Chuck D on NYPD tragedy, protests, and hip-hop’s role
Chuck D has served as the voice for hip-hop for more than 25 years. He continues to be vocal on issues that affect the Black
December 23, 2014
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Chuck D has served as the voice for hip-hop for more than 25 years. He continues to be vocal on issues that affect the Black
T.I. has responded to Q Tip’s Twitter lesson to Iggy Azalea. Over the weekend, Q Tip presented Iggy Azalea with a lesson on hip-hop’s foundation
Azealia Banks’ recent Hot 97 interview, in which she accused Iggy Azalea and other white artists of appropriating Black culture but not respecting or being
Kevin Powell, a hip-hop activist, author and founder of BK Nation, recently spoke to rolling out about the injustice that has taken place in the
Common’s “Nobody Smiling” tour made its way to Atlanta on Dec. 4. Held at the Tabernacle, Common took attendees on a journey through his career
The hip-hop generation must come out of their denial that racism is dead. Eric Garner, Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown are the examples that racism
K Camp is making a name for himself as one of the top new rap artists to hail from Atlanta. But beyond the music, K
Lecrae has proven that hip-hop can be spiritual and thought-provoking with losing the integrity of the culture. In front of a sold out crowd at
In what seems like an ongoing crusade to garner some sort of attention or acknowledgement from his namesake, former drug kingpin Freeway Rick Ross is
In news that should surprise no one, Iggy Azalea took home the American Music Award for best rap/hip-hop album last night. The Australian born rapper,
Veteran Chicago-based emcee Phil G. has quite simply put in the work. A fixture on the scene since the late ’90s, Phil has paid his
[jwplatform 8z5ay9te] Big K.R.I.T. shares thoughts on first hearing Kendrick Lamar’s “Control” verse.
The **Respect The Mic** concert series will have its farewell and 15th show on Friday, Nov 21st at 9pm at Shrine Chicago, located 2109 South
[jwplatform 2eo8dcPx] Big K.R.I.T. recently spoke with rolling out and revealed why he calls himself, “King of the South.”
Story by A.R. Shaw Photos by Ahmad Barber Styling by Kris ColeBig K.R.I.T. won’t apologize for what he’s about to do. Dressed in all black
Janssen Robinson is arguably one of the most renowned artists of his generation. Robinson discusses the Now Paintings, hip-hop’s influence on art, and his work
[jwplatform bl6ZIBii] Big K.R.I.T. will appear on this week’s cover of rolling out. Catch a glimpse of the behind-the-scenes action of his exclusive cover shoot.
Big K.R.I.T will appear on the cover of this week’s edition of rolling out. During his interview, he revealed several things about his life that
Rolling Out TV sat down with Jadakiss, Styles P and Sheek Louch (The LOX) to talk about the industry and why they still do what they do.
[jwplatform 8JDjtpy4] Rolling out was on hand at the 2014 Soul Train Awards. Held in Las Vegas, find out what your favorite R&B stars had
