HIP HOP

Many have been sending prayers to one of hip-hop's biggest legends.

Melle Mel argues why hip-hop isn't the music of the streets.

Madlib says that music nowadays "should be like Public Enemy," and "how it was in the earlier days."

The culture has grown.

Young Thug's recent Andre 3000 comments aren't sitting right with hip-hop fans.

Lil Baby wasn't always sold he could make it in the rap game.

Many were elated to find out that Joe Biden has been elected as the next President of the United States.

Following the news of King Von's death at 26, many of his fellow rappers offered condolences and prayers on social media.

Aloe Blacc doesn't see hip-hop distancing itself from misogynistic troupes any time soon.

Janelle Monae called out the prevalent misogyny in hip hop, admitting that she "really only ever [wants to] hear women rapping."

Warren G and Snoop Dogg lament the good old days when rappers had loyalty, morality, and integrity.

Jack Harlow flexed his rapping abilities on Charlie Sloth's latest "Fire In The Booth" segment.

In wake of Pop Smoke's death, Irv Gotti speaks on the rise of hip-hop artists getting murdered.

Waka Flocka offered some further insight on the recent discourse surrounding the supposed dangers of the rap game in the wake of Pop Smoke's murder.

Styles P breaks down why Billie Eilish's recent comments on hip-hop authenticity.

The dynamic duo beat Miguel's previous record.

Smokepurpp spent a lot of dough recording "Deadstar 2."