by Marisa Mendez
Jadakiss and 50 Cent may soon be teaming up to launch the first brick-and-mortar location for Kiss’ coffee line.
In an Instagram post on Monday (December 2), 50 shared the logo for Kiss Café, which the LOX rapper launched in 2022 alongside his father and his oldest son.
“It’s a go @jadakiss SHREVEPORT is ready let’s get it,” 50 wrote, referencing the Louisiana city he recently made home to his G-Unit Film & TV Studios.
In the comments, Jada seemed to imply things weren’t totally in motion yet, however, as he......
by Ashley Nash
With five world titles and a current number 10 ESPN ranking, Baltimore boxer Gervonta Bryant “Tank” Davis is set to fight again in March 2025. And when that fight is over, he confirmed his upcoming retirement. Davis described the sport as “trash” and “garbage” after achieving a 29-0 record of lightweight championship titles. The Southpaw fighter has garnered much acknowledgement and wealth as a result of his success, leading fans and observers to wonder about what he’s accrued. Here’s what we know about Davis’ net worth.
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With All the Odds......
by Sam Moore
Joe Budden has been called out by Drake‘s dad, Dennis Graham, after he went on a rant about the Canadian rapper’s legal battle with longtime label Universal Music Group.
After Budden made his feelings clear about Drizzy in the scathing diatribe, Graham popped up on Instagram to defend his son.
The 70-year-old former musician wrote in a comment: “Stand down now!!!!”
He then followed up with another warning, telling the rapper-turned-podcaster: “Joe needs to back the fuck off, this has nothing to do with him, period.”
Joe......
by Sam Moore
Funkmaster Flex has co-signed Drake‘s claim that artists and record labels are paying radio stations for airplay.
Drizzy sent shockwaves through the industry this week with two legal filings against Universal Music Group, accusing the music giant of engaging in payola and using streaming bots to artificially boost the popularity of Kendrick Lamar‘s hit diss song “Not Like Us.”
Reacting to the unprecedented move, the veteran Hot 97 DJ backed up Drake’s payola allegations by writing on X (formerly Twitter): “DRAKE IS 100% RIGHT! NATIONAL PLAY! (PER......
The history of rap music, all things considered, doesn't go back too far. The genre came out of New York in the late 1970s and early 1980s, and it was about a decade before it got its footing.
Which makes its rise and indelible impact all the more amazing. In just over four decades, rap has had a major influence on popular culture and American society — often as the touchstone for trends and speaking truth to power.
As rap music continues to evolve, we look forward to the future and appreciate the past. These are the greatest rap songs of all time.
30. 'Grindin' by The Clipse
The Clipse released one of the greatest rap songs of all......
by Sam Moore
Katt Williams has addressed the salacious comments he made about Diddy in his viral interview with Shannon Sharpe from earlier this year.
During his appearance on the former NFL player’s Club Shay Shay podcast, Williams insinuated that the Bad Boy boss would proposition men for sex at his parties.
Asked about the remarks in a new interview with GQ, the comedian cited his close connection with 2Pac, whose 1996 death has long been rumored to have been orchestrated by Diddy.
“When I was a young man, Tupac was my favorite......
by Shawn Setaro
Kendrick Lamar‘s surprise new album GNX has met with near-universal praise, but there’s at least one person who’s not feeling it: Lil Wayne.
On Saturday (November 23), Weezy F. Baby responded to K.Dot’s lyrics about him on the album’s opening song “wacced out murals.”
On the track, the Compton rap star finally responds to the backlash surrounding his upcoming Super Bowl halftime show, specifically the notion that he denied Lil Wayne the opportunity to headline the big game in his hometown of New Orleans.
“Used to bump......
by Shawn Setaro
Kendrick Lamar‘s new album GNXopens with a bang, as the song “wacced out murals” mentions controversies with both Lil Wayne and Snoop Dogg. Now, the latter has responded in an upbeat, humorous way befitting his West Coast godfather status.
On the track, the title of which nods to a Compton mural of Kendrick being defaced by a Drake fan earlier this year, the Pulitzer Prize winner shares his thoughts on Snoop Dogg’s support of the 6 God.
“Snoop posted ‘Taylor Made,’ I prayed it was the edibles/ I couldn’t believe it, it was only......
by Andy Bustard
Kendrick Lamar has dropped his new album GNX without notice.
The surprise project, Kendrick’s sixth studio effort and first not to be released on Top Dawg Entertainment, clocks in at 12 songs and includes the previously teased “squabble up,” which was previewed at the beginning of his “Not Like Us” music video.
Guest appearances come from SZA, Sam Dew, Dody6, AzChike, Siete and Wallie the Sensei, Hitta J3, Peysoh, Young Threat, Lefty Gunplay, Ink and Deyra Barrera, while production is handled by the likes of Mustard, Sounwave, DJ Dahi, Terrace Martin, Jack......
by Marisa Mendez
Kendrick Lamar is taking accountability for the lack of output from the defunct-supergroup Black Hippy.
On “Heart Pt. 6” – a cut from his surprise album GNX that dropped on Friday (November 22) – K. Dot reflects on the early days of TDE with Jay Rock, ScHoolboy Q, Ab-Soul and the people who helped them get their start.
On the last verse, he acknowledges that the group never put out an album because he became focused on other endeavors.
“I jog my memory, knowin’ Black Hippy didn’t work ’cause of me/Creatively, I moved on with new concepts in......
