Rapsody News

Be sure to check out Rapsody's big victory following her "Lyricist Of The Year" win, which found her celebrating with T.I, DC Young Fly, and more.

Another successful award show is complete and we've got all the highlights right here.

Who do you think stood out between the two BET cyphers for 2020?

Busta Rhymes shares the tracklist to his new album "ELE2" featuring Kendrick Lamar, Mariah Carey, Chris Rock, Rick Ross, ODB, and more.

Chuck D performed a new version of "Fight the Power," with verses from Nas, Black Thought, and more at the BET Awards.

John Legend has shared the cover art and tracklist for his upcoming album, "Bigger Love," featuring Jhené Aiko, Rapsody, and more.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Rapsody has partnered with Crown Royal Apple for "The Royal Sessions" where emerging artists are able to showcase their talents. She spoke with us about her role as "The Royal Sessions" master of ceremonies, told us advice she has for budding artists, and shared why creatives shouldn't be afraid to slide into their favorite artists DMs for advice.

Jadakiss, Chuck D, Rakim, and more will serve as special guests for “Bridging The Gap: An Evening of Conversation with the Last Poets."

The old adage of "real recognize real" holds true once again as Rapsody shows some love to Ab-Soul.

Conway discussed his forthcoming solo project with Shady Records, saying that it encompasses the "pain" and "raw emotion" of his life.

Rapsody drew comparisons between fellow North Carolina rapper DaBaby to the "aggressive" yet "funny" stylings of 50 Cent.

Rapsody sat down with "People's Party with Talib Kweli" and reflected on her late friend Mac Miller & shared what it was like working with Nipsey Hussle.

Black Thought dropped in on Rapsody's show at Elsewhere in Brooklyn to deliver a fire freestyle.

The BARS still matter.

The message didn't bode over well with fans.

Only beautiful things to say about Mac.

Rapsody makes it look utterly effortless.

She told Freddie Gibbs he "put out one of the best albums."

The takes are coming.

With guests becoming more commonplace on "The Joe Budden Podcast," we take a look at the friends and foes that should appear on Parks' couch.