[jwplatform KAYE4ELT] MC Lyte discusses Chevrolet’s Discover the Unexpected fellowship launch in Atlanta. Edit: Robert Williams III
The DUB Show has become a staple of custom car culture and hip-hop community. On its second stop during the 13-city tour, the DUB Show
[jwplatform YVeNEHi6] Thousands audition for Master P’s biopic, King of the South, during a casting call in New Orleans.
Ryan Rose first gained national attention on “Bad Girls Club,” but she’s now taking her brand to new heights. The Philly native was one of
[jwplatform L44mtClM] Migos talk Culture and Atlanta’s Trap music movement during a recent interview in Atlanta. Edit: Film Smith
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Def Jam’s Lil Durk represents the essence of Chicago rap. The South Side native was raised in the Englewood area and witnessed the violence and
[jwplatform KWG90ueD] Rick Ross, T.I., Big Boi, Meek Mill, Young Thug and other artists performed at V-103’s Pop-Up Live concert at Philips Arena in Atlanta.
Jason Derulo recenty held a media and networking brunch at CATCH restaurant in West Hollywood for his hit song “Swalla,” featuring Nicki Minaj and Ty
The “Beer N Tacos” showcase has become a staple of SXSW. This year’s event offered a good mix of up-and-coming artists and prominent rappers and
Snoop Dogg became the latest celebrity to feel the wrath of Donald Trump’s Twitter fingers. President Trump, who should be busy in his attempt to
Whether it’s tech, film, or music, SXSW is the premier festival that serves as a litmus test for what’s next. For the second year, the
Nicki Minaj finally responded to Remy Ma weeks after the lethal diss record, “ShETHER.” However, she was assisted by her Young Money labelmates, Drake and
Christopher Wallace will always be a force in music and culture. Twenty years following his untimely death, his legacy has grown stronger. But while Biggie
OG Boo Dirty believes that music saved his life. After experiencing issues that could have derailed his career, the Memphis native decided to focus on
Tone stands as an artists who is destined to take Detroit hip-hop to another level. Following the release of his acclaimed 11627 mixtape hosted by
Remy Ma has finally shed light on why she decided to diss Nicki Minaj with the scathing song, “ShETHER.” During an appearance on “Wendy,” Remy
[jwplatform a9CjCMhV] T.I. shares how to survive the Donald Trump administration and fight police brutality. Edit: Asia Comans
Remy Ma issued a brutal lyrical beat down to Nicki Minaj with the infectious diss track, “ShETHER.” On the 7-minute rap opus, Remy Ma attacks
[jwplatform pkDrcsF4] T.I. recently discussed new music and the next generation of Grand Hustle. Edit: Asia Comans
