In a recent interview with GQ, Pusha T discussed his falling out with Ye, stating, “He knows I don’t think he’s a man.” The rapper criticized Ye for his behavior and controversial statements, highlighting their strained relationship.
There was a moment in the early 2010s—right around the peak of Twitter-as-the-barbershop—when Lil B felt inescapable. Not in the traditional sense of hit records or industry co-signs, but in the weirder, deeper way that culture truly embeds.
In an interview on CTRL, ALT, D-Stroy with host D-Stroy, Havoc of Mobb Deep shared a wild memory from his early production days: the time he lost a beat that Puff Daddy had already paid for.
In a raw and reflective interview with Gully TV, Virginia rapper Quan retraced the unlikely rise of “Just a Moment,” the Street’s Disciple standout that introduced him to the world—and the quiet fallout that came after.
Former NBA All-Star Shawn Kemp has pleaded guilty to a second-degree assault charge stemming from a 2023 shooting incident in a Tacoma, Washington, mall parking lot.
Back in the mid-’90s and early 2000s, four labels stood at the center of hip-hop’s commercial explosion: Bad Boy, Roc-A-Fella, Murder Inc., and Ruff Ryders.
Before their untimely deaths, both DMX and Prodigy publicly raised concerns about the music industry’s inner workings, often naming key figures including Jay-Z, Sean “Diddy” Combs, and former record executive Lyor Cohen.
On July 11, 2025, a long-dreamt matchup becomes reality: Stove God Cooks will appear on Let God Sort Em Out, the first Clipse album in 15 years.