Hip-Hop History
Original ContentWe're looking back on the generational influence of XXXTentacion's final album release before his death, "?"ByCaleb Hardy1.9K Views
Original ContentWhether for their commercial success, artistic significance, or indelible influence and image, these labels change the face of hip-hop.ByGabriel Bras Nevares6.9K Views
MusicThe megaproducer is shedding light on how one of BET's most memorable shows was developed.ByErika Marie12.5K Views
TVThe British actor felt compelled to work with Hov after starring in Ridley Scott’s movie of the same name.ByHayley Hynes4.0K Views
Pop CultureBreezy revealed his top artists during a sitdown with "LA Leakers."ByHayley Hynes17.9K Views
Original ContentMac Miller was one of Hip-Hop’s greatest existential artists, so for what would have been his 30th birthday, we analyze the evolution of his perspectives on life and death.ByJoshua Robinson4.4K Views
Hip-Hop HistorySha Money XL has a response for Wack 100 after he claimed The Game penned 50 Cent's intro to "Get Rich Or Die Tryin." ByAron A.4.0K Views
Hip-Hop History50 Cent fires back at anyone who thinks that "Get Rich Or Die Tryin'" is his only successful album. ByAron A.20.3K Views
MusicBeanie Sigel recalls the end of the Roc-A-Fella era, reflecting on some of the lessons he learned in the process.ByMitch Findlay2.6K Views
MusicToo $hort reflects on why he and Jay-Z were driven to make the anti-snitch track "A Week Ago" in 1998. ByMitch Findlay66.1K Views
MusicTo celebrate the tenth anniversary and upcoming DSP re-release of Travis Scott's fan-favorite mixtape, we're applauding its indelible influence.ByGabriel Bras Nevares1.8K Views
MusicHit-Boy praises the emotional vulnerability of Benny The Butcher and Nipsey Hussle, the only two artists to have cried in his studio. ByMitch Findlay14.3K Views
