Before Trouble releases his SCOOBstrumenals project, he gives his rendition of Lil Wayne’s track. Shots at T.I. and Jeezy included. dgb

Back like he never left, Fashawn brings in Chevy Woods for the first release off his upcoming project,

Out on bail, fresh out of jail, the young Def Jam signee returns with his new mixtape, Life Ain’t No Joke. It certainly isn’t but hit the jump to hear him tell it.

The documentary of the Barclays Center continues

Over the years, rap beefs have cost lives and

In his interview with the LA Leakers, K-Dot reveals my Angry Adolescence divide and my Angel’s on Angel Dust

This Sunday, Kanye

Picking through a stash of beats requested by fans, MGK gives back

Someone’s gran gran gets ratchet on the cover of Pac Div’s forthcoming set. They’ve also

Curren$y and his crew are

Saddle up, we’re heading out West. Yela’s tour made it to Cali’s Santa Ana, San Diego and L.A. and here’s a look at the shows and

Since his release, Turk’s already back on the

Save the excuses, fellas.

Sir Mikey is still celebrating the release of his

The times they are a-changin’. With Kendrick Lamar’s album dropping on Monday, Pharrell turned to his Twitter account and compared Kendrick’s music to Mr. Tambourine

Flavor Flav was arrested for assault

Beep beep, Missy’s debut Supa

Mister Cee was stuck in the 90s.

In August, Lil Wayne confessed that he didn’t like New York. The comment triggered outrage from politicians to fellow rappers. But while everyone was up in arms, Weezy says he was oblivious to the controversy. “I have to be honest with you, dog: All I do is work, and I swear to God, I don’t even know the reaction. If I knew the reaction I’d know how to be able to answer that question, but I don’t know the reaction. […]

As Lloyd prepares for The Playboy Diaries on October 29, he begins the freaky