HIP-HOP HISTORY

"How you going to give me 10 percent of my story? That shit don’t even be making no sense to me sometimes," Killa Cam pondered.

Will Smith was frequently called "soft" in hip-hop because he didn't use profanity in his music.

Diddy reveals that he and Biggie experimented with ecstasy during the video shoot for "Hypnotize."

"That’s just me being a student of the game and loving the game and loving the culture and wanting to push the culture forward," HOV said during the Twitter Spaces in celebration of Biggie's 50th yesterday.

The Empire State Building will light up for the Notorious B.I.G.'s 50th birthday.

In a recent interview, Tony Yayo claimed that The Game's beef with 50 Cent was rooted in Jimmy Henchman's attitude toward Chris Lighty.

Lamar's new album hasn't been out 48 hours yet, but it's already breaking records.

While we anticipate "Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers," we take a deep dive into Kendrick Lamar's "The Heart" series.

Here’s everything we know about the beef between 6ix9ine and Lil Durk.

Questlove is taking us back to his humble roots.

Bad Bunny is doing numbers.

DJ Drama wants you to stream "Churchill Downs."

RIP to the First Lady of Death Row Records.

The series initially debuted in the summer of 1988.

Pusha also give some insight into his J. Cole line on "Call My Bluff."

Nicki Minaj is a manifesting machine.

Wayno Clark discusses building a legacy in hip-hop, from his early days at Roc-A-Fella to his new position as Vice President of A&R at Quality Control.

Lizzo gave audiences a first listen to her upcoming album's title track.

Have you tuned into the Doggfather's "Drink Champs" interview yet?

Waka Flocka retired from rapping back in 2020.

"Of course, that's his guy!" Snoop responded after N.O.R.E. shared the news on Drink Champs.

Watch new footage from Jay-Z's Summer Jam set in 2001 where he brought out the King Of Pop, Michael Jackson.

It's no secret that 2Pac had a history of lyricizing about his own death.

Corey Holcomb discusses the relationship between Tupac Shakur and Jada Pinkett Smith

Pusha T recalls the time Gucci Mane cursed him out over a collaboration.

For Women's History Month, we take a look at the women who have had the biggest impact and influence on the genre of hip-hop.

Earlier this month, YB overtook both Young Thug and Cardi B's spots on the same list.

From making a name for herself as the heiress of Young Money to dominating the music industry as the latest Queen of Rap, Nicki Minaj has changed Hip-Hop forever.