EDITORIAL

Far from just remolding The Dirty South's sound or serving as a fashion icon, A$AP Rocky's influence over current culture runs deep.

The story of Lil Uzi Vert being held hostage by his record label is serious, but it's all too common among young artists.

In a world bloated by a reverence for celebrity status, hip hop beef is more bizarre than ever.

Jigga, Meek and Rubin will unveil their criminal justice reform coalition in a presser next Wednesday.

Is Young Thug a Cubist?

After turning in the finest album of his career to date, Pusha T should strike while the iron is hot.

We examine the comic book movie madness.

With 21 Savage and Kodak Black exhibiting notable growth on their recent project, does Lil Pump need to follow suit on "Harverd Dropout" to avoid being lost in the shuffle?

In a genre obsessed with authenticity, Post Malone has found his niche, though not without plenty of controversy.

Despite Eminem and his fanbase believing that he'd dealt MGK's career a fatal blow, all signs point to the Cleveland MC capitalizing off his new-found notoriety.

Drake is leaving behind an amazing hip-hop legacy.

From a Lil Wayne chorus to an inescapable cultural phenomenon, we reflect on the "Bling Bling" era.

After the most tumultuous period of his public life, the stars have aligned for Kid Cudi to reclaim his rightful spot among the elite in 2019

At a time when many artists are resting on their laurels, a battle for supremacy and bragging rights is just what hip-hop needs.

21 Savage is grown.

Trav should make a statement.

Travis Scott talks shop with Rolling Stone for their latest cover story.

LL Cool J was snubbed by the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame for the 5th consecutive time.

The Atlanta rapper is preparing to unleash a solo album that will hopefully peel back the layers of an untold story.

2k18 was the year of Cardi B. Here's why.

Uncertainty abounds for the platform's progeny.

The Rae Sremmurd artist is increasingly branching out into solo territory, proving to be a versatile and valuable player.

Can comedic rap ever escape the asterisk beside its name?

Not a bad pick at all!

J. Cole never left, but he did win over the masses.

We explore how mumble rap can be likened to the 19th century Impressionist movement in art.

A reflection.

Moneybagg Yo needs some recognition.