2023
- MusicComplex's recent selection for the best rapper of 2023 is sparking debate on social media.By Cole Blake
- MusicThe Brooklyn MC also referenced Draymond Green, Carlee Russell, Kanye West, DJ Envy, Damar Hamlin, and so much more.By Gabriel Bras Nevares
- MusicDrake got a lot of gifts this past year.By Alexander Cole
- SongsOther targets of the G-Unit MC were Gunna, Blueface, Donald Trump, Jamie Foxx, Will Smith, 1090 Jake, and so much more.By Gabriel Bras Nevares
- SongsThe S***ty Boyz leader is repping his set to close out the year, bringing us "12 Days of Christmas," but with a Detroit rap twist.By Gabriel Bras Nevares
- SongsThe "Wild 'n Out" icon perfectly summed up the past year in just 12 minutes.By Hayley Hynes
- MusicMetro Boomin reportedly had the most popular rap album on Spotify in 2023.By Cole Blake
- SongsThe single will be the only digital release from their collab album "1LB," which is now available exclusively on vinyl and cassette.By Gabriel Bras Nevares
- MusicDespite massive bangers from the likes of Travis Scott and Drake, no other hip-hop song was as dominant on DSPs as Wunna's.By Gabriel Bras Nevares
- Pop CultureWhat were your personal fav releases of the year?By Hayley Hynes
- SongsThe West Atlanta genre-fuser keeps impressing us with fantastic lyrical expressions and a determined yet husky delivery.By Gabriel Bras Nevares
- SongsPlugg, rage, trap, and woozy electronics all come together on this new collab, which is a nice little treat for the holidays.By Gabriel Bras Nevares
- MusicIn addition, SAFE and Nic Dean provided some great songs for the holiday season. Which one of these was your favorite this week?By Gabriel Bras Nevares
- Music"MICHAEL" is among the most sonically versatile, thematically well-rounded, and emotionally powerful works of art this decade.By Gabriel Bras Nevares
- Original Content2023 gave us a lot to look back on, and the year's R&B releases may have been some of the most memorable.By Hayley Hynes
- Pop Culture"To be fair, every song up there is pure trash," one disgruntled user wrote earlier this week.By Hayley Hynes