Category: Filthy Reads

Sandton, ZA – Bas is hard at work on his follow-up to 2018’s Milky Way, and while partying it up

The urban legend that is Farmer Rick Ross is coming to life before our eyes with each passing day. A

Los Angeles, CA – Kanye West brought a multitude of Black creatives across the entertainment and tech industries for a

Playboi Carti has been getting a lot of attention lately. Not for his music necessarily, but for his unique style.

50 Cent has undoubtedly made the STARZ Network a ton of money over the years. From Power and Power Book

The dormant beef between DJ Akademiks and Hot 97 radio personality Peter Rosenberg has been revived. On February 23, as

The Weeknd is still earning major W’s for his fourth studio album, After Hours. The International Federation of the Phonographic

Estée Lauder senior executive John Demsey was removed from his position at the famous beauty brand last week after posting

Exclusive – Conway The Machine is in heavy promo mode in support of his Shady Records debut, God Don’t Make

Nas is one of Hip Hop’s most exalted MCs, so getting a co-sign from the Illmatic mastermind is bound to

Co-founded by Rick Rubin and Russell Simmons in the 1980s, Def Jam Recordings is one of Hip Hop’s most iconic

Hip Hop’s highest earners of 2021 have been announced, and it appears the global COVID-19 pandemic hasn’t done any harm

Despite their past issues, Nicki Minaj and Joe Budden recently sat down for what’s sure to be another explosive interview,

Diddy’s Making the Band 2 was an early 2000s MTV classic as the Bad Boy Records founder searched for the

The Hip Hop community thought Soulja Boy was about to declare war on Kanye West last year for leaving him

What’s said in the past can definitely come back to haunt us — especially when you talk on the radio

The 2002 film Paid In Full starring Wood Harris, Mekhi Phifer and Cam’ron became a cult classic within Hip Hop

Chicago, IL – Chance The Rapper last full-length project arrived in 2019 with The Big Day, an album that underwhelmed

From Nipsey Hussle, Pop Smoke and Young Dolph to King Von, Drakeo The Ruler and, most recently, Snootie Wild, Hip

Former 1017 signee Lil Wop had some harsh choice of words for his former boss Gucci Mane on Monday (February