Lil Wayne and Birdman once had a bond that seemed unbreakable. For years, Lil Wayne referred to Birdman as his father and they even did
Within the past few days, the nation heard bold statements from rap artists Kendrick Lamar and Common. However, one rapper has been vilified for his
Kendrick Lamar created an uproar after the release of a feature article that was published in Billboard magazine. When asked about Iggy Azalea, Lamar defended
He’s come a long way from Common Sense. Chicago native son Common has released 10 studio albums, won a Grammy, and he’s got a starring
[jwplatform vekdSQ7c] Terrence Howard discusses his role in the Fox drama “Empire.”
Cool C was set to be executed today by lethal injection. However, he will get to live another day after being granted a second stay
Rap has remained a male-dominated music genre since its beginning. However, women have always dictated the marketability of songs, style and culture. In Fox’s new
It’s safe to predict that 2015 will be an interesting year in hip-hop. With scandals, beefs and the return of top-notch artists, there are a
2014 was a rather down year for rap albums. Hip-hop album sales were down overall and Iggy Azalea was somehow considered the year’s breakout act
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
Zaytoven has made his mark as one of the top producers in hip-hop. He has produced hits for Gucci Mane, Young Jeezy and Usher, among
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
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
[jwplatform 8z5ay9te] Big K.R.I.T. shares thoughts on first hearing Kendrick Lamar’s “Control” verse.
[jwplatform bMwzrdPo] Big K.R.I.T. shares his thoughts on growing up in Mississippi, racism and people who hate on Southern rap artists.
[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
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
