#hip-hop

#hip-hop

ian has officially joined the ranks of hip-hop's emerging heavyweights. After landing a coveted spot on XXL's 2024 Freshman Class, the Missouri-born rapper and producer wasted no time capitalizing on the momentum.

What separates this drop from the flood of music-inspired merch is its intention to honor the artists and the impact of their work rather than simply capitalizing on nostalgia.

Join us for an unforgettable night filled with the best of '90s Hip Hop and RnB, award-winning cocktails, and a vibrant dancefloor, where no scrubs are allowed!

MAVI continues to carve out his own space in hip-hop, balancing sharp lyricism with an introspective edge that rarely feels forced or formulaic.

Ace Hood's upcoming album S.O.U.L. marks his evolution as an artist, showcasing self-discovery and lyrical depth, poised to resonate with audiences.

Rushadicus combines experimental cello playing with hip hop beatboxing, poetry, and bluegrass for a sound that truly is all his own.

The trial of Sean Diddy Combs has attracted significant attention, particularly from figures like Myron Gaines, who embody contemporary attitudes towards masculinity and women's roles.

The future seldom arrives on time. Proclamations that a certain technology is about to radically alter our everyday lives are almost always proven wrong.

In America, celebrating the criminal will never be far from the surface, and it’s becoming a distraction as gun violence continues to rise. A different beat for jazz from the past has become the rap of today.

The hip hop landscape is dynamic, showing the evolution from politically charged messages to the current glorification of violence, raising questions about authenticity.

"According to Mescudi, Ventura began confiding in him around Thanksgiving 2010 that she was 'having problems' with Combs and detailing the physical abuse she had suffered in their relationship."

Florida-born rapper Rod Wave was arrested this week in Fulton County, Ga., on suspicion of more than a dozen charges, including possession of a firearm and assault - a count his lawyers decry as "incomprehensible."