NONAME

She wanted to bring attention to the case involving Nathaniel Julius, a disabled teen who was reportedly shot by police.

NoName has some concern with the delivery of Beyonce's "Black is King" visual album.

Noname asked folks to unfollow her on Twitter if they were brought to her account by J. Cole after he referred to her as a "leader in these times."

Noname apologizes to her fans for "any further distraction this caused" after issuing a response to J. Cole's "Snow On Tha Bluff."

Bun B stresses unity in the Black community in response to J. Cole's "Snow On Tha Bluff" & Noname's "Song 33."

Noname dropped "Song 33," her response to J. Cole's "Snow On Tha Bluff," which got social media in a tizzy.

Royce Da 5'9" spoke openly about J. Cole and Kendrick Lamar being criticized for not saying or doing enough during these recent Black Lives Matter protests.

Chika unloads a Twitter clip on J. Cole, one of her favorite rappers, after the release of his new song "Snow On Tha Bluff."

J. Cole's "Snow In Tha Bluffs" was hardly met with praise.

Earl Sweatshirt is not a fan of J. Cole's "Snow On Tha Bluff," taking to Twitter to voice his thoughts on the matter.

Ari Lennox speaks up to defend Noname from the criticism she's received following J. Cole's new song.

J. Cole speaks on the criticism of his new song, confirming that he was addressing Noname.

Noname called out the hypocrisy of rappers whose "whole discographies be about black plight" but have failed to speak up on George Floyd's murder.

Noname assures fans she won't delete her tweet about "whiteness."

Once the subject of widespread controversy but now a staple on the Billboard charts, we look at the history of sexually explicit bars and imagery throughout hip-hop.

Noname threatens to retire

We don't deserve Noname.

Noname speaks her piece.

Our prayers have been answered.

"I promise I’ll be back soon to make it up to you guys!"

Noname bears all in an interview with Julie Adenuga of Apple Music's Beats 1 radio.

"Yeah. I don’t want my music to be owned by white entities—that’s mainly why I’m independent."

We take a look into the connections that surround the Chicago hip-hop scene and its most prominent artists.

Anderson Paak is ponying up another swan song in Ventura County.