Hip-Hop History
Original ContentHavoc, one half-of Mobb Deep and a pioneer of dark production, opens up about his creativity, why he loves his time with G-Unit, and some of his favorite moments in the studio. ByMitch Findlay23.5K Views
MusicUptown's rap queen Cardi B is taking another trophy back to The Bronx for her debut album ‘Invasion Of Privacy,’ which is now the first album by a woman to spend 3 whole years on the Billboard 200 chart.ByKeenan Higgins4.5K Views
MusicHappy anniversary to Black Thought's instantly-classic Funkmaster Flex Freestyle, a legitimate contender for the "Best Verse Of All Time" title.ByMitch Findlay5.6K Views
Hip-Hop HistoryRakim reflects on his time working with Dr. Dre, wondering what might have been had they managed to find common ground. ByMitch Findlay14.1K Views
Original ContentContinuing our new Original Content series "Hip-Hop's Best Verses," Joe Budden channeled the spirit of hip-hop's greatest lyricists on the incendiary mixtape classic "Dumb Out." ByMitch Findlay7.0K Views
MusicRoyce Da 5'9" takes a moment to shine some light on Eminem's technical prowess, flashing back to 1996's "Infinite." ByMitch Findlay11.6K Views
Original ContentWith Eminem and Royce Da 5'9" at the top of their game right now, it feels like the perfect time for a new album from Bad Meets Evil. ByMitch Findlay13.3K Views
NumbersLil Uzi Vert charts every single song from "LUV Vs. The World 2" on the Billboard Hot 100 after doing the same thing with "Eternal Atake" the previous week.ByAlex Zidel8.1K Views
Hip-Hop HistoryDJ Premier reveals that Jay-Z nearly featured on D&D All-Stars posse cut, "1, 2 Pass It (Remix)" ft. KRS-One, Fat Joe, Doug E Fresh, Smiff N Wessun & more. ByAron A.46.8K Views
MusicTwenty-five years ago, Busta Rhymes released "The Coming" and kicked off one of the most legendary rap careers the game has ever seen. ByMitch Findlay1452 Views
Hip-Hop HistoryBefore getting signed to a major label, Meek Mill had the city of Philadelphia on lock with a number of fire mixtapes.ByAlex Zidel3.0K Views
Hip-Hop HistoryTurns out the song was originally for T.I. and Jeezy but Kanye got his hands on it and turned it into a hit.ByAron A.26.3K Views
