• Hot97's Ebro Claims Southern Rappers Are "Running Out of Steam"

    Despite the South's domineering influence over hip-hop these past few years, Hot 97's Ebro Darden of 'Ebro in the Morning' is calling out southern rappers, insisting that they are running out of steam and that their reign is coming to an end. The radio personality took to Twitter to voice his opinion on the state of rap, where he ultimately claimed that aside from Future, the South is sonically losing its foothold over hip-hop and "running out of steam."

  • Lil B's 'Thugged Out Pissed Off' Mixtape is Finally Here Just Before the New Year [STREAM]

    Add another last minute release to 2015! The ending of 2015 has been the time for everyone to release their new music before the new year. Lil B has just been added to that list. The rapper has finally released his mixtape, 'Thugged Out Pissed Off,' and it is 63-tracks long! That was definitely not expected from the rapper. Fans will be thrilled for such a large volume of new work however.

  • Kendrick Lamar Talks Grammy Nominations, Future & President Obama

    In a recently published New York Times article, Kendrick Lamar talked about a number of things including his Grammy nominations and his favorite music of 2015, which includes one time collaborator Future. He also shared his thoughts on President Obama, who named “How Much A Dollar Cost” his favorite song of the year.

  • Diddy, Juicy J, ASAP Ferg Remix Ty Dolla $ign, Future, Rae Sremmurd 'Blase'

    Ty Dolla $ign is still counting the wins from his new album Free TC that was released just under a month ago and now he has unveiled two official remixed to one of the LP's hit singles "Blasé" with Future and Rae Sremmurd. The two remixes come with an all-star cast of new rappers - the first tabbing Diddy, Juicy J and Jeezy, while the second heads to New York City with French Montana and A$AP Ferg with a stop in ATL for T.I.

  • Future, Ty Dolla Sign Announce Month-Long The Purple Reign Tour

    The pair are heading out on a month-long tour Future has been arguably the artist of the year in 2015, changing the face and sound of hip-hip with his genre-defining solo projects 56 Nights and Dirty Sprite 2, as well as the joint album with Drake What A Time To Be Alive.
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