LEAN

Several rappers are quitting drugs in 2018.

Lil Pump has invented a new game that involves lean use.

Mozzy is done with sipping sizzurp.

Birdman's money situation just went from bad to worse.

Jeezy speaks on the younger rappers overt use of drugs in the rap game.

Young Thug taking it one step further.

Famous Dex is quitting the lean, once and for all.

Smokepurpp has some issues with Russ.

Wiz Khalifa talks about lean and drug culture in a new interview with Complex.

Wiz Khalifa sounds off on lean.

Fredo Santana is looking to change his ways.

Five rappers speak out about the dangers of hip-hop's most "trendy" drugs.

Russ goes on a little Twitter rant to condemn drug usage in music.

Ty Dolla $ign thinks rappers should give it up.

Watch Wifisfuneral get trippy.

In this week's proceedings, Chris Brown and Lil Wayne were both mentioned as alleged customers of suspected lean dealer Harry Garcia, who is currently on trial facing five felony charges.

Lil Wayne and Chris Brown associate and suspected drug czar Harrison Garcia says he's not guilty.

He went by Cuban Harry and was not shy about flexing on Instagram.

Yams' mother pens op-ed on her son's 28th birthday.

Audio Push tell us about life on Inland Empire, their new album "90951" and making life music in an exclusive interview.

Lil Wayne's recent seizures were reportedly a result of him not taking his epilepsy medicine. It had been previously supposed that they had been caused by his heavy lean intake.

Lil Wayne was going heavy on the lean the night before he suffered in-flight seizures.

Lil Wayne is back to carrying his double styrofoam cup.

What are the adverse effects of the lean-driven rap culture that's become so predominant? We take a quick look.

Future's "Thought It Was a Drought" video is directed by A$AP Ferg and dedicated to A$AP Yams. Rocky also showed up to the shoot.

Future's "DS2" album art was a damn steal.

Everything is purple.

We take a look at how different drugs have had varying effects on hip-hop music throughout the years, whether on artists themselves or musical trends genre-wide.