TOP DAWG ENTERTAINMENT

With albums from Ab-Soul, Jay Rock, ScHoolboy Q, Kendrick Lamar, Isiash Rashad, and SZA in the works, TDE has once again stoked the flames of hype.

SZA takes a moment to celebrate the fact that her new single "Good Days" has officially cracked the Billboard Top 10.

Ab-Soul offers a brief but promising update on the release of Kendrick Lamar's next project.

TDE, we need you.

Looks like ScHoolboy Q could be gearing up to kick-off TDE's 2021 run.

After "New Beginnings" landed a spot on the Billboard charts, Reason took a moment to thank his fans and supporters in a heartfelt post.

Reason explains what's going on with TDE and calls himself the "glue."

Kendrick Lamar directly responds to rumors that he left Top Dawg Entertainment.

Los Angeles rapper Janky Of YLSTE is allegedly working on his signing to Top Dawg Entertainment, posing for a picture with Kendrick Lamar in the studio.

Kendrick is definitely up to something.

Following the release of her brand new single "Hit Different," SZA took to Instagram to share another new snippet from her upcoming album.

The President of Top Dawg Entertainment, Punch, shut fans wishing for a Kendrick Lamar return down.

Following the release of "Snow On The Bluff," Reason gets real about his respect for J. Cole's songwriting.

Kendrick Lamar’s “Alright” has soundtracked peaceful protests but as these same peaceful protesters get hit with teargas and rubber bullets, “HiiiPoWer” truly resonates with the times.

Top Dawg Entertainment announced a food box giveaway with the Think Watts Foundation.

TDE CEO Anthony "Top Dawg" Tiffith has reportedly added another mansion to his list of properties after purchasing an $11 million Beverly Hill Post Office home.

Taking a screenshot from SiR's upcoming "John Redcorn" music video, Anthony "Top Dawg" Tiffith may have hinted at some new Black Hippy music.

Does this mean we could very well be getting new music from Kendrick Lamar this week?

SZA's making major plays as she jumps from CAA to WME for representation in all areas.

Experimental rock band, Yeasayer, accuses Kendrick Lamar and The Weeknd's "Pray For Me" of copyright infringement.

A Queen Radio revelation.

Punch also shared he's inspired by helping people through music.