Category: Filthy Reads

Chicago rapper 600Breezy recently sat down with the Fresh & Fit podcast where he was asked about King Von’s November

Young Thug released his star-studded Punk album on Friday (October 15) and one of the more eye-grabbing collaborations was album

Rick Ross has had his fair share of health scares over the years. The MMG mogul suffered multiple seizures in

Brooklyn, NY – The Big Daddy Kane and KRS-One Verzuz event went down on Sunday night (October 17) at Brooklyn’s

Lil Durk is one of those rappers who’s very good at basketball, and his skills on the hardwood court are

Once upon a time, Nas and DMX were co-stars on the set of the Hype Williams-directed Belly in 1998 as

50 Cent is taking some time to brag about his often-criticized second studio album, The Massacre. On Saturday (October 16),

The Joe Budden Podcast with Rory & Mal came to a sudden end in May when the show’s dogmatic host fired Rory on-air

Dubai, UAE – DaBaby appeared to have the time of his life during a recent trip to Dubai. The Charlotte

Atlanta, GA – Young Thug is suing the owners of his luxury apartment building in Atlanta after the concierge service

Lil Baby and Lil Durk‘s Back Outside Tour was met with a small chorus of skepticism when it was announced

Houston rapper Maxo Kream released his new album Weight of the World on Monday (October 18) via RCA Records. Skipping

Drake‘s role in the Canadian teen drama Degrassi: The Next Generation during the 2000s helped lay the foundation for his

Tom Hardy’s love of Hip Hop is no secret, so it’s no wonder his Venom voice is inspired by some

Brooklyn, NY – Hip Hop was built on a solid foundation of emceeing, breaking, DJing and graffiti art beginning in

Nas and Hit-Boy have been on a run since the two united forces for 2020’s King’s Disease. The album resulted

The Breaking Anonymity podcast is in full swing. With a focus on addiction and recovery, the inaugural episode debuted on

New Orleans, LA – JAY-Z and Beyoncé are letting go of their New Orleans abode, months after an arsonist attempted to burn

Revolutionary rap group Public Enemy released their fourth studio album, Apocalypse ’91: The Enemy Strikes Black, in 1991. The 14-track