Category: Filthy Reads

Los Angeles, CA – Black Lives Matter, which is why HipHopDX is participating in Blackout Tuesday 2020. On June 2,

Public Enemy has been speaking out about racial injustices and the plight of black people for over 30 years. As

Wale pulled a quick tweet-and-delete after he took a sarcastic stab at J. Cole.  On Sunday (May 31), the Warner

Los Angeles, CA – We here at HipHopDX are in solidarity with the organizers and protesters in the streets, who

Machine Gun Kelly is using his platform to speak out about racial injustices. On Saturday (May 30), the Hotel Diablo

Tyler, The Creator‘s GOLF store in Los Angeles was damaged during the George Floyd protests, but it’s not a great

Public Enemy has been calling for people to “Fight The Power” for over 30 years but despite their rallying cries,

LL Cool J crafted some new rhymes to encapsulate the outrage sparked by the police killing of George Floyd. For

Minneapolis, MN – The results from George Floyd’s second autopsy are in. According to the Atlanta Journal Constitution, attorneys for

Floyd Mayweather has reportedly offered to pay for all of George Floyd’s funeral expenses. According to Hollywood Unlocked, the famed

Atlanta, GA – Young M.A helped out one of her fans who got pulled over by cops after an interaction

There’s a massive fleet of elite Hip Hop artists who demand justice for George Floyd’s death by Minneapolis police on May 25. This includes JAY-Z, J.

As protests took place outside of the White House over the weekend, Donald Trump was nowhere to be found. According

It’s been one week since George Floyd was killed in Minnesota police custody. Since then, the country has erupted in

In the wake of George Floyd’s death, the music industry is holding “Black Out Tuesday” on Tuesday (June 2), meaning

Although Kehlani was named in Lana Del Rey’s Instagram rant about double standards in the music industry last month, the

Minnesota governor Tim Walz revealed JAY-Z called him over the weekend to discuss the police killing of 46-year-old George Floyd.

Tekashi 6ix9ine made his rap return with “GOOBA” last month. The visual for the single — his first since his

Chicago, IL – Protest music from 1988 still rings true today. After announcing their return to social media on Saturday

Capturing your first No. 1 album should be an absolute joy and one of the crowning achievements of your career