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Zayn Malik may be a little kid with grown-up tattoos on his arms for his Mind of Mine, but that doesn't mean he wants to be the next Lil Wayne. After being accused by fans and haters for copying the Tha Carter III artwork, Zayn fired back on Twitter, saying he isn't trying to be anybody but himself. -
Grammys 2016 Best Rap Performance Nominees, Who Should/Will Win: Drake, Kendrick, Kanye West
Kanye is back with "All Day" and he is up against other heavyweights in J. Cole, Kendrick Lamar, Drake, Nicki Minaj and Fetty Wap. -
Grammys 2016 Best Rap/Sung Collaboration Nominees, Who Should/Will Win: Kendrick or Big Sean
The voters have a tough choice, but will be fine with one of their two main choices. The Grammys are five days away and we predicting away who will win and dishing on who should win despite the voters. -
Lil Wayne, TIDAL Promote Social Change On College Campuses To Win Free Concert
Lil Wayne has partnered with Jay Z's streaming service TIDAL to provide an opportunity to see him for free, if you are willing to do a few things. Weezy has teamed up with the service to try and activate college students to do community service, with the possibility of winning a free show by Lil Wayne on your college campus. -
Lil Wayne, Jeff Goldblum Star in Apartments.com Super Bowl 50 Ad [WATCH]
With Super Bowl 50 upcoming, the hype arouund the commercials set to be played are at an all-time high. Today, Apartments.com revealed their 60 second, 2016 Super Bowl Commercial, starring Lil Wayne, Jeff Goldblum and a Gospel Choir. -
Stream, Download 2 Chainz Surprise Mixtape 'Felt Like Cappin'
In a day dominated by Kanye West and Wiz Khalifa's Twitter beef, 2 Chainz decided to get back to the business to music with a new surprise mixtape. Felt Like Cappin is only six tracks and only has one feature, but he makes it count from Lil Wayne. Production on the project comes from a variety of names like Timbaland, Zaytoven, Mike Will, TM88 and others. -
Chief Keef, Dr. Dre, Lil Wayne Most Profane Lyricists While Country Music is SFW
It's no secret that rap is a profane genre of music, but which artist has the dirtiest mouth of all? According to a new study, the foulest emcees in the game are none other than Chief Keef and Lil Wayne. -
Rick Ross Throws Shade at Birdman & Lil Wayne Reunion on Snapchat
Fans of Cash Money were elated when word of Lil Wayne and Birdman’s reconciliation hit the Web, but no everyone shared the excitement. Rick Ross, who previously spoke out on the rapper’s fallout, took to his Snapchat account to throw major shade at the reunited father-son duo. -
Birdman, Lil Wayne Make Up at Packed Club Appearance: 'Tha Carter V' On Its Way?
Looks like things are that much closer to getting resolved in the Cash Money Records world as Birdman and Lil Wayne seemed to make up for good, in addition to him sending out an enemies beware message. -
Lil Wayne Walks Off Stage During Milan Fashion Week Performance
Milan Men’s Fashion Week is in full swing and things have been interesting, to say the least, since its kick off on Saturday (Jan. 16). Lil Wayne was invited to take the stage, but he apparently wasn’t too happy with the way that his performance was going. Video footage has hit the Net, showing the rapper walking off the stage during his set. -
Lil Wayne, Juvenile and Mannie Fresh Are Making An Album
Lil Wayne has kept a pretty steady stream of music flowing over the course of 2015, despite the fact that his crown jewel, The Carter V, was locked up as a primary exhibit in his lawsuit with Birdman's Cash Money Records. It appears as though Weezy is working on a new album with Hot Boys member Juvenile and long-time collaborator Mannie Fresh. -
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."
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