Hip-Hop History
Pop Culture"Of course, that's his guy!" Snoop responded after N.O.R.E. shared the news on Drink Champs.ByHayley Hynes27.6K Views
Hip-Hop HistoryJay-Z handled the L with grace, apparently. ByAron A.27.6K Views
Original ContentOn the 16th anniversary of the release of "Tha Carter," we briefly reflect on Lil Wayne and Mannie Fresh's track record on wax. ByAron A.27.6K Views
Original ContentReflecting on the relevancy of the lyrical themes in “Murder To Excellence,” ten years later.ByEJ Panaligan27.4K Views
Pop CultureEach week, the magazines will be sharing the list's next 10 spots. The top 10 will be unveiled during the week of February 6.ByIsaac Fontes27.2K Views
Hip-Hop HistoryWhat's your pick for the best diss record of all time?ByAlex Zidel27.0K Views
MusicDuring an interview with Hot 97, Nas opened up about squashing a misunderstanding-driven beef with 2Pac Shakur. ByMitch Findlay26.8K Views
Hip-Hop HistoryJa Rule thinks it's unfair to say that 50 Cent "killed" him because he was fighting Eminem, G-Unit, Dr. Dre, and more at the same time.ByAlex Zidel26.7K Views
MusicT-Pain recalls the time Kanye West judged one of his bars as corny and then proceeded to use it on "Dark Twisted Fantasy."ByMitch Findlay26.7K Views
Original ContentWe take a look at whether Wiz Khalifa could be attempting to tap into the headspace that initially made him an underground sensation.ByRobert Blair26.6K Views
Original ContentContinuing our new Original Content series "Hip-Hop's Best Verses," Lloyd Banks' "Victory" has easily withstood the test of time as one of the greatest freestyles in hip-hop history. ByMitch Findlay26.5K Views
MusicKXNG Crooked makes a case that Dr. Dre is responsible for helping Eminem, Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent, and Kendrick Lamar become the artists they are today. ByMitch Findlay26.4K Views
