Hip-Hop History
- MusicEighteen years later, Swizz Beatz took a moment to reflect on the legacy of his debut compilation album "G.H.E.T.T.O Stories."ByMitch Findlay1372 Views
- Pop CultureBad Bunny is doing numbers.ByHayley Hynes16.8K Views
- MusicDJ Cipha Sounds also recalled his early interactions with Lil Kim.ByRex Provost4.9K Views
- MusicAs told by G-Unit rapper Bang 'Em Smurf, Eminem was in a bulletproof vest and ready to fight Suge Knight at 50 Cent's "In Da Club" video shoot. ByAron A.23.6K Views
- MusicTDE engineer MixedByAli bridges the gap between two legendary west coast labels, having officially purchased the former studio of Death Row Records.ByMitch Findlay2.3K Views
- MusicKXNG Crooked recently took it back to 2007, the year he "bar'd his way" onto the first ever XXL Freshman Cover. ByMitch Findlay1.7K Views
- Hip-Hop HistoryScott Storch kept his promise, transforming a 16-year-old Chris Brown into a bonafide superstar with "Run It."ByAron A.32.9K Views
- MusicKXNG Crooked highlights some of hip-hop's elite storytellers, a category that includes no shortage of legendary emcees. ByMitch Findlay17.9K Views
- MusicLil Cease explains why The Notorious B.I.G refused to respond to 2Pac's scathing "Hit Em Up," a decision that puzzled many of his closest associates. ByMitch Findlay69.3K Views
- Hip-Hop HistoryThe legacy of Death Row lives on. ByMitch Findlay11.0K Views
- Original ContentYou are now Watching The Throne. ByMitch Findlay4.1K Views
- MusicRich The Kid looks up to Lil Wayne, JAY-Z, Nas, 50 Cent and others, revealing all four stars as part of his favorite albums of all time.ByAlex Zidel2.7K Views