THROWBACK

Big Sean has BEEN rapping by the name Big Sean.

It's not Throwback Thursday just yet, but there's a throwback clip circulating the web today that features a young Tinashe singing Bob Dylan's "The Times They Are a Changing." To clarify, it's actually a clip from the 2003 Bob Dylan film "Masked & Ano

Jay Z is sometimes looked at as something of a late bloomer, and releasing his debut album at 26 certainly makes it seem that way. The truth is though, Jay was rapping for quite a while before that, and one of his first television appearances came in 1990.

Oh shit! What have we here. This is some real vintage Atmosphere that never saw the light of day until now.

Back in 2011 Young Thug was just another Atlanta rapper working to make a name for himself in this game. He had yet to break out with songs like "Stoner" and "Danny Glover," and he'd yet to link with his Rich Gang buddies Birdman and Rich Homie Quan.

While she's toned dow the voices to a certain extent, Nicki Minaj will always be a theatrical performer.

It's Throwback Thursday in these e-streets, and with that DJ Eclipse has uploaded some previously unseen footage of a young Kanye West (aged 19 years old in the above footage) rapping at a the opening party for Fat Beats in NYC in August of 1996.

Kanye West's The College Dropout celebrated its 10th anniversarty this week, and since 2014 seems to be a pretty anniversary obsessed year, we've seen a plethora of retrospectives on the topic.

A classic Max B and French collaboration gets pulled out of the woodworks for a new visual, which pairs old footage of the duo recording with clips from Max's murder trial. Stay Wavy.Experience Max B Feat.