Kayo Redd and other surprising hip-hop deaths
Waka Flocka Flame and his mother/manager, Deb Antney, have reportedly suffered a major blow to their family as news has spread that Waka’s brother, Kayo
December 30, 2013
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Waka Flocka Flame and his mother/manager, Deb Antney, have reportedly suffered a major blow to their family as news has spread that Waka’s brother, Kayo
It’s been a week since rapper Justin “Yung Teddy” Mitchell was murdered just outside of Atlanta only hours after revealing his life had been threatened.
Its important not to become desensitized to the young lives that are being taken on inner city streets on a seemingly-daily basis.
We’re only four days into 2013 and Atlanta’s hip-hop scene has already been hit with tragedy as up-and-coming ATL rapper Yung Teddy was found murdered
The Chicago rap star is finally getting his moment to shine, but he’s already made plenty of non-musical noise. Here are Keef’s most controversial moments.
The death of The Notorious B.I.G. (born Christopher Wallace) has plagued the Wallace family for 15 years, as his tragic 1997 murder has gone unsolved.
Heartless gang murders have dominated the headlines in Chicago.
An artist’s social media presence is as imperative to their music career as records and performances. In 2012, it’s almost unthinkable for any rapper, singer
Chicago Police, armed with assault rifles, detained funeral-goers.
“Interscope was thinking about dropping him…” -50 Cent
Chris Lighty’s tragic death left a hole in the heart of hip-hop and that of his wife and family, who laid Lighty to rest earlier
“That kid made songs like Keef.” Rovan Manuel, Chief Keef’s manager.
To the outside world, Chicago’s inner-city streets may as well be a war-torn region of death, drugs and destruction as the murder rates within the
