RAP

"I want no smoke but if I did I could destroy them all. Especially Joe Budden & Em too."

Harry's body wash taps Ludacris for their latest spot.

Nicki Minaj waxes poetic on the storied art of lyricism.

Lakeith Stanfield apologizes for an Instagram video where he rapped homophobic lyrics as a character.

Jme is moving on to bigger and better things.

A Boogie teases his next album with cover art.

Skepta's "Pure Water" video is coming soon.

Lil Pump has an intense "KING KONG AIN'T GOT SHIT ON ME" moment.

"Brothers Gonna Work it Out."

These emcees are setting the bar pretty high.

Kenny Burns gives insight on exactly who will enjoy Drake's "Scorpion."

Music for every moment, and every emotion, all sourced within different Spotify playlists.

"I don't want to rap no more, Im an actor now" - YBN Almighty Jay.

Denzel Curry is taking a mental health break, with no return date in mind.

21 Savage jumped on Instagram Live to deconstruct his "rap identity."

Diddy feels overwhelmed by the abundance of hip hop acts dispensing "the same message."

Before getting in the brawl at LAX, TMZ caught up with Tekashi 6ix 9ine and talked about violence & gun control in rap.

Rakim offers a fresh take and new quotables in first interview since "Devolution Of Rap" tweets surfaced last week.

Hannibal Buress' DJ confirms they've been working on an album.

XXXTentacion sounds off on The Notorious B.I.G versus 2Pac comparison.

The 2018 Boston Calling lineup is stacked.

Kodak Black feels a certain kind of way about 90's-era rap.

No I.D. gets real about hip-hop's identity now versus what it used to be.

Lil Pump has got his fans in worship mode.