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Suffolk-based urban duo Bossed Up Camp have just dropped new music. This time, it is in partnership with Wody that

If you haven’t met the President of Pop yet, you’re missing out. One of the most creative and exciting artists

On his debut album 8, UnoTheActivist returns to the Hip Hop scene after a brief hiatus following a need to

Noname’s views on capitalism and Black celebrity have come under fire once again. The Chicago rapper/activist took to social media on

Snoop Dogg ignited a massive debate on social media after he confidently stated Eminem wasn’t in his Top 10 rappers

Lil Uzi Vert always had jokes, apparently. As the Eternal Atake rapper celebrated his 26th birthday on Friday (July 31),

Beyoncé’s Black Is King project is helping Disney Plus gain more subscribers. In an array of Twitter posts, the Beyhive

Cody, WY – Kanye West is currently holed up at his $14 million ranch in Cody, Wyoming where he’s finalizing

EDITORIAL – The NBA resumed its regular season on Thursday (July 30) and LeBron James is heavily favored by oddsmakers

July’s kept Hip Hop fans busy with Logic, Lupe Fiasco, Westside Gunn, Joey Bada$$, Gucci Mane and more dropping projects

New York, NY – The show must go on, and it is – in person. MTV will be returning to

NLE Choppa and Warner Records have announced his major label debut, Top Shotta, will be released on August 7. With

Young Thug had to pump the brakes on the hype train for his Slime Language 2 project. After a tweet

Columbus, Ohio-bred rapper Mulatto, who was the first winner of Jermaine Dupri’s rap competition show The Rap Game in 2016, has enlisted the

Audiomack teamed up with G Herbo and board-certified psychiatrist Dr. Jessica Clemons to host a mental health panel on Twitch.

One of the strangest rap beefs of 2020 has taken yet another turn with another salacious Instagram post. Following Faizon

Tekashi 6ix9ine has been on house arrest since being granted a “compassionate release” from prison in April. Over the last

J. Cole had no intention of having a brief run of success then fading into obscurity. The Dreamville Records founder

Tory Lanez (real name Daystar Peterson) is apparently Public Enemy Number One. Following the Megan Thee Stallion shooting incident, which resulted