Hip-Hop History
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Music Hi, kids! Do you like violence?
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Music Easy-E wasn’t taking Dr. Dre’s disses lying down, retaliating in full force.
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Demi Phillips -
Music Marking a majestic two and a half decades, "The Miseducation" remains an unparalleled Hip Hop masterpiece.
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Erika Marie -
Original Content Lil Wayne is an artist that keeps to himself these days, but throughout his career, he's exchanged heated words with a few peers.
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Josh Megson -
Original Content A history of the most talked-about Rap beefs between women in Hip Hop, from Roxanne Shanté to Latto, Megan Thee Stallion, and beyond.
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Erika Marie -
Original Content Even though it was released nineteen years ago, OutKast's "The Whole World" feels like the perfect soundtrack for these modern times.
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Mitch Findlay -
Original Content Some of the best Hip-Hop and R&B projects of the late 2000s and early 2010s were free mixtapes, but many of those classics are still not available to stream on DSPs to this day.
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Joshua Robinson -
Music From a beef with The Game that got violent to 50 Cent's burgeoning solo career, we're diving into the demise of G-Unit.
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Caleb Hardy -
Relationships 12 years later and the artists now share two beautiful baby boys.
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Hayley Hynes -
Music Eminem reveals the reason why his vocal tone and his delivery changed over time during an interview with his manager, Paul Rosenberg.
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Rose Lilah -
Music Learn about the origins and global impact of Hip Hop, a cultural movement born in the South Bronx in the 1970s that continues to resonate.
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Jake Skudder -
Pop Culture Despite all her setbacks, Lil Kim still exudes unwavering confidence both musically and in showbiz.
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Michael Amimo
