The majority of hip-hop this year was mediocre.
The only thing I dislike more than the saying “hip-hop is dead” is the phrase “save hip-hop.” But that nerd on About has compiled an interesting list of 100 ways to “save hip-hop.” So, I…
We refuse to kick you while you’re down, because we imagine that getting dumped for the most successful, famous, and revered rap exec on the planet must be devastating. But a business man of your…
A look at hip-hop culture’s awkward relationship with homosexuality.
Is Bow Wow facing a genuine moment of vulnerability? Did he suddenly wake up to the stark realization that he is, in fact, Bow Wow?
Rizoh called it here as soon as “So Appalled” dropped – the perceived diss of MC Hammer by Jay-Z with this little line: “I lost 30 mil, so I spent another 30, Cause unlike Hammer,…
T-Pain, the Negro Community will see you now.
50 Cent really did it this time. He finally got the attention he’s been seeking since taking over tweeting duties on his Twitter page. In fact, he got more than he bargained for.
I’m a fan of trash talking in sports, but Money stepped out of line on this one. No question about it. I’m not even mad at ESPN for going in on him.
Truer words have never been said.
Words to live by or a recipe for mental retardation?
I have the utmost respect for artists who use their celebrity status for good deeds. I’m even more delighted when hip-hoppers lead the charge for social change. Enter Haitian-born Fugee co-founder Wyclef Jean.