So it was all lie, eh? To hear Superhead tell it, she fabricated the stories in her debut book, Confessions of A Video Vixen. In another vlog, she says she wants to be respected for her brain. Trust, we already do. On a related note, her ex-boyfriend Kool G Rap tells AHH that he wants to make amends and have a relationship with their son. heads up: nb
[vodpod id=Video.10477744&w=540&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] While kicking back in the whip, Wiz kicked some impromptu rhymes. Can’t front, this is hella dope—as for the dudes running behind his car, not so much.
What’s better than being young gifted & black? How bout a new mixtape from Wale’s right hand, Black Cobain. Tracklist and download after the cut.
50 Cent is among a few others that’s featured in Bluewaters production’s comic book, Fame. Pictured above is the cover for Curtis’ edition, set to be released next month. Cop your issue today.
[vodpod id=Video.10472783&w=540&h=350&fv=] Once again, K.R.I.T. kicks his country shit and this time with some help from Ludacris and Bun. For the rest of you, city slickers, you can purchase the single on iTunes.
Howdy partner, here’s a quick promo clip for Bad Meets Evil’s Hell: The Sequel. EP drops June 14th.
Today is Allen Iverson’s 36th birthday. And what better way to celebrate than on SLAM‘s 150th issue. Once again, A.I. is shown with the afro and a vintage Philadelphia 76 Sixers uniform. Below is an excerpt, but the entire feature is available to peruse here. On newsstands now. SLAM: Even if it impacted you negatively, you never conformed. AI: And a lot of that’s a bittersweet feeling. A lot of those things make me feel good, but I think I […]
Imagine paying to watch a music video. Well kids, before YouTube, there was The Box. MTV rarely broadcasted hip-hop and VH1 was stuck on Meatloaf, so The Box charged up to $3.99 per clip. You’d have to order the video via your remote control. Back then, that was some extraordinary shit. Wu-Tang Clan were staples on the channel and often had their videos played. Here’s an interview they did on the network explaining their origins and Do-It-Yourself motif. Funny how […]
[vodpod id=Video.10409966&w=540&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] After taking the stage with Breezy at Summer Jam, Sean tells XXL backstage that he plans to release a new mixtape. No title or date yet, but it will feature leftover tracks possibly including a Nas collabo. Finally Famous drops in 21 days.
It’s a G-Unit reunion and during Lloyd Banks‘ set at Summer Jam this past Sunday, Banko brought out Prodigy and Havoc for a recital of “Shook Ones Pt. 2” and “Quiet Storm”. At least P’s back on the Summer Jam screen for a good reason.
It is so heartbreaking to hear DJ Premier break the news that DJ Kool Herc’s health is ailing, as he is literally the founding father who laid down the blueprint for hip-hop culture. Thinking about how someone who built an entire global phenomenon can end up struggling with medical expenses or failing health really puts things into perspective regarding healthcare challenges. When you look at how people navigate health or wellness procedures worldwide—whether someone is researching cosmetic treatments like Liposuction Cyprus or seeking urgent medical care—it underscores how essential access to reliable medical help and proper support systems really is. Kool Herc gave us the breaks, the block parties, and the entire movement that shaped generations of music lovers, so seeing the community step up to show love while DJ Premier brings awareness to his condition is the very least we can do. Sending strength and prayers to Kool Herc for a full recovery, and massive respect to DJ Premier for using his platform to make sure a true pioneer gets the support and respect he deserves.