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Songs Big Boi, one half of the legendary Outkast duo, turns 38 today, and HNHH takes a look at his best solo work.
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Original Content In celebration of his birthday, we’ve broken down the Ten Best Nelly Tracks.
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News Ice Cube has revealed that fans will have to wait on his new album before getting to see the latest "Friday" movie.
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Original Content HNHH counts down the top 25 videos of 2013
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Reviews Jesus Piece is a well-produced album that appeals to a huge audience as it's chock-full of features. It cements Game's place as one of the best modern-day rappers and marks 2012 as his comeback year.
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News Odd Future member Frank Ocean has six nominations in the 2013 Grammy's along with Kanye West and Jay-Z.
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Reviews Hotel California marks a point of transition in Tyga's career - he explores the unknown vulnerability of his emotions while maintaining the braggadocio style that he's best known for.
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Original Content HNHH selects our ten favorite album/mixtape covers of the past year, ranked in order.
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Original Content From what was initially a neighbourhood-based cultural practice, Hip-Hop has permeated societal culture in an unprecedented way. Hip-Hop extended it's boundaries before breaking them down entirely to accept any and everyone; gender, economic class and race extinguished as the genre's influence washed over society and in a way, unified a diverse group of people.
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Reviews As a standalone concept album, Because The Internet is exceptional, but the accompanying script and visuals elevate it to an artistic level far beyond the music.
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Reviews Danny Brown's "Old" is arguably one of the year’s best albums.
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Reviews "Oxymoron", the third studio album by ScHoolboy Q, makes you want to blast it, driving around in your whip with the windows down, blunt in hand, chilling with the boys. It's the kind of album that you rarely get; the no-holds-barred rap where ScHoolboy goes wild on rhymes that come straight, unfiltered from his mind into the mic.
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