RADIO INTERVIEWS

Nicki Minaj prides herself on penning her own rhymes, and three Full Force members recently shared she shut down a record label that tried to force her to have a ghostwriter.

Blueface recently caught heat over comments he made online following Pop Smoke's murder in the Hollywood Hills area of Los Angeles.

Lala Milan visited Nick Cannon on his morning show and talked about her booming career, but she let Nick know that she doesn't think he's a great emcee.

Kimbella is ready for Juelz Santana to come home and she said the paperwork has been filed for him to be released from prison sometime this summer.

Jadakiss recognizes that his generation and the current generation have differing views on the importance of writing your own rhymes.

Joe Budden and his three "State of the Culture" co-hosts visited "The Breakfast Club" where they chatted about how they all came together.

MC Eiht starred in the classic film and shared that Tupac was originally cast to play the role of Sharif but got the boot for being difficult.

Don Toliver cruised by "Sway in the Morning" to talk about his forthcoming album "Heaven or Hell" and what it's been like hustling up the rap career ladder.

Harry Styles recently dodged a group of thieves who stole his cash and demanded that he unlock his phone while being threatened with a knife.

Lezhae Zeona also shared that Fetty gives her advice about her music career, but she doesn't really want him to help her along the way.

Yikes.

Who would you rather get into the booth with?

Kid Ink is officially back on his independent grind.

She said no other song she releases will have the same impact as "OOOUUU."