editorial
- Original ContentAfter years of being overlooked, is Carolina finally getting its due respect as a hotbed of talent? ByRobert Blair24.2K Views
- Original ContentWhile his music career has been prosperous, Donald Glover's "Atlanta" is his shining glory.ByRobert Blair11.2K Views
- Original ContentWhat will hip-hop's next-generation sound like? We unpack some of hip-hop's evolution to better understand where it's headed.ByKarlton Jahmal19.9K Views
- Original ContentWhen will Iggy Azalea's rap career see new life? Do we even want it to?ByE Gadsby57.5K Views
- Original ContentGang Starr's second album, turning 25 today, is a low-key classic.ByPatrick Lyons90 Views
- Original ContentNicki Minaj and Cardi B continue to remain uniquely linked, but are fans seeing smoke where there's no fire?ByMitch Findlay17.6K Views
- Original ContentWe examine the comic book movie madness.ByKarlton Jahmal5.9K Views
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- Original ContentTracing signs of a Kylie Jenner influence on her man's, Travis Scott.ByAahil Dayani24.9K Views
- Original ContentA divide is growing in hip-hop between genre traditionalists and the artists many of them call "weirdo rappers." In this editorial, we examine the various differences between the two camps, and explain why they're both vital to the future of hip-hop.ByPatrick Lyons159 Views
- Original ContentAgainst the sanitization of rap music. BySanibel Chai2.7K Views
- Original ContentRap music, specifically its lyrics, have been given numerous labels, but not necessarily the positive labels bestowed upon other forms of creative expression. No matter the divisiveness or repulsion, other forms and disciplines are usually accepted whole. Here, we explore some of the reasoning behind the subtle, and overt, rejections of rap lyrics as true art form.ByKahron Spearman292 Views