Category: Filthy Reads

Los Angeles, CA – DaBaby hit a speed bump cruising into 2021 on Thursday (January 7) when he was arrested

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Drake brought in 2021 with a little R&R to recharge before releasing his anticipated Certified Lover Boy

Kendrick Lamar’s major label debut good kid, m.A.A.d city has made a return to the top 10 of Billboard’s Top

LOS ANGELES, CA – Everyone could use a friend like Young Thug. On the heels of gifting Rowdy Rebel a

Drake used one of Benny The Butcher’s verses for an Instagram caption in December 2019, and that opened up the

New music from Lloyd Banks is hard to come by these days, but he returned with a rare song on

Fayateville, NC – Following a major co-sign from one of his hometown heroes, Carolina crooner Morray contemplates the weight of his

Beverly Hills, CA – The New Year isn’t exactly off to a good start for DaBaby. The platinum-selling rapper was

Timbaland has a mean one in the stash and he wants J. Cole on it. In a video posted to

Saweetie kicks off 2021 on Thursday (January 7) with the release of the Doja Cat collab that she previously teased and

Three 6 Mafia’s Crunchy Black is the latest artist in VladTV’s hot seat, and he had some kind words for

While House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is calling for Donald Trump’s impeachment (again), Cardi B doesn’t see the point. In a

50 Cent’s 2003 could have its own exhibit in the Hip Hop Hall of Fame. 50 kicked off 2003 with

Drake season is upon us. With his skin tanned and a drink in hand, The Boy posted an Instagram update

Yella Beezy just welcomed a second son. On Thursday (January 7), the “That’s On Me” rapper shared a photo of

Future and Lil Uzi Vert returned on Thursday (January 7) with another opulent visual from their Pluto x Baby Pluto

The Clubhouse app is becoming increasingly popular among Hip Hop fans, artists, journalists and other industry folks. But discussions can

Bun B could very well be in the next Verzuz battle following this weekend’s delayed Keyshia Cole and Ashanti R&B

Drill music became one of the sounds of the last decade when Chicago artists like Chief Keef, Lil Durk, G

Love DJ Vlad or hate him, the veteran YouTube personality has a knack for getting rappers to open up about