Hip-Hop History
Original ContentWhat happens when the world's biggest genre takes the slightest downturn? The answer is a repeated history whose cycle can still be broken.ByGabriel Bras Nevares4.7K Views
MusicEasy-E wasn’t taking Dr. Dre’s disses lying down, retaliating in full force.ByDemi Phillips1034 Views
MusicRedman has conquered multiple creative career paths, but his debut album, “Whut? Thee Album,” is proof of his superiority as an MC.ByDemi Phillips265 Views
MusicAhead of “Pink Friday 2,” let’s take a look at Nicki’s most commercially successful album.ByDemi Phillips1367 Views
Hip-Hop HistoryOrlando Anderson, the man accused of killing Tupac, recorded a full album and even appeared in the music video for Mel-Low's "Blaze It Up" ft. Redman. ByAron A.4.2K 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
Hip-Hop HistoryDrake and Young Guru reacted to Just Blaze's vault. ByAron A.4.6K Views
Original ContentIt's been decades since Jay-Z's "The Blueprint" released, & the album remains one of the most influential hip-hop records. ByCaleb Hardy1108 Views
StreetwearWhen revealing that she had to rename her latest single ahead of its release, the mother of one listed "Nick James" as one of the suggestions.ByHayley Hynes5.4K Views
Original ContentHere’s everything we know about the beef between 6ix9ine and Lil Durk.ByJordan Schenkman8.1K Views
MusicDaz Dillinger takes it back to the Dogg Pound Gangsta Clicc heydey with a classic throwback pic of him, Kurupt, and Dr. Dre. ByMitch Findlay25.1K Views
MusicPublic Enemy announce their return to Def Jam, releasing a new album on September 25 called "What You Gonna Do When The Grid Goes Down."ByAlex Zidel1.8K Views
