Young Guru Says Music Success Today Is About Culture, Not Spins
During a recent episode of Roc Solid, Memphis Bleek’s podcast, engineer and educator Young Guru offered a clear take on what really matters in today’s music industry.
Cam’ron Recalls Tense BMF Confrontation in Miami: “I Didn’t Even Know Who They Were”
In a recent Talk with Flee episode, Cam’ron finally shared his side of a long-whispered story involving a run-in with Black Mafia Family (BMF) during Miami’s Memorial Day weekend in the early 2000s — a weekend that nearly...
E. Ness: Diddy Threatened to Buy Freddy P’s Whole Block
In a candid VladTV interview, Da Band member E. Ness opened up about life under Diddy’s thumb during Making the Band 2.
DJ Clue Lied to Jay-Z to Keep Fabolous: Ralow Reveals Wild Come-Up Story
On a recent Cam Capone News interview, Ralow—childhood friend, early DJ, and road manager for Fabolous—dropped never-heard stories about the rapper’s come-up in Brooklyn. And one detail stood out above the rest: DJ Clue allegedly lied to Jay-Z...
Slick Rick’s ‘Victory’ Proves that Age Doesn’t Matter in the Booth
It’s been 26 years since Slick Rick, one of the genre’s greatest storytellers, released his comeback LP The Art of Storytelling, following a jail sentence that more or less shelved the trajectory of his promising career during the...
Drake’s Radio Station in GTA 6 Seemingly Confirmed by Jermaine Dupri
During a recent appearance on Rory and Mal, Jermaine Dupri hinted at Drake having his own radio station in the upcoming Grand Theft Auto VI.
Shannon Sharpe Clarifies Response to Nicki Minaj Mentioning Him on “Banned From NO (Remix)”
Tha Carter VI by Lil Wayne recently dropped, with a bonus version featuring a new verse from Nicki Minaj on the remix of “Banned From NO.” In the song, Minaj name-dropped Shannon Sharpe, among others, prompting the retired...
How Onyx Created “Last Dayz” — One of the Darkest Classics in Hip-Hop
On a recent episode of Drink Champs, Sticky Fingaz and Fredro Starr broke down the eerie origin of “Last Dayz,” their haunting 1995 single that still echoes through hip-hop nearly 30 years later.