by BERNADETTE GIACOMAZZO
JAY-Z‘s coveted Roc Nation Brunch, which has become an annual Grammy weekend tradition, is reportedly off the table this year, leading to speculation as to what the label may be up to.
A source close to the Hip Hop billionaire confirmed the cancelation to Page Sixon Friday (February 2), The Roc Nation Brunch kicked off in 2011, taking two years off in 2021 and 2022 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and returned after that hiatus in 2023.
No further details have been given about the cancelation, which has led to speculation that Hova’s wife, Beyoncé, will be performing at the Grammys on Sunday (February......
Freestyles have been a major part of hip-hop's history. While they are mainly lyrical exercises and are not really viewed as songs per se, they can feel that way sometimes. That has been the case for Wiz Khalifa as of late. The always-high rapper with roots in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, recently put out a little vibe over Veeze's "Not A Drill." What Wiz has been doing as of late is taking up-and-coming rappers' big hits and bringing his bars to the table. Veeze inevitably caught wind of the remix and he was extremely thankful for the shout-out from the veteran.
Wiz posted on his Instagram that he had uploaded it to YouTube last week and Veeze commented on it. "Mad......
Z. Horvath
Longtime hip-hop veterans Curren$y and Trauma Tone dropped their newest collaboration project, Highway 600. They did so back in the middle of December in 2023. It was a condensed, nine-track project that went light on the features and brought loads of kick back vibes. If you had to conjure up an album that was meant for those easy-breezy nights at the crib, this would be it.
Curren$y was following up three other LPs before this one. It was another busy year for the Lousiana product, as he also squeezed out 14 singles. Some of the highlights from Highway 600 include the Don Toliver cut "Coming Home" and "All F****d Up." Now, the rapper and producer......
We are excited to bring our first-ever article on the vibrant left-fielder, R.A.P. Ferreira. His producer in crime, Fumitake Tamura, also joins him as being a newbie to the site. The reason were are highlighting these two today is because they have a new project out. It is called the First Fist to Make Contact When We Dap and it is also Ferreira and Tamura's first collaborative effort.
Ferreira hails from one of the most creative hot spots in hip-hop history, Chicago, Illinois. He thrives in the underground/abstract scene, delivering complex rhymes while bringing weird and wonderful production. Fans of his used to know him as milo and/or scallops hotel.......
by A.Banks
In the dynamic world of hip-hop, where beats and rhythms dictate the rhythm of life, one name stands out — DJ Clue. As of 2024, this iconic DJ has amassed a net worth of $8 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. Let's delve into the chapters of DJ Clue's life, from his early days to the zenith of his career, exploring the moments that shaped his success and contributed to his financial prowess.
Early Life: The Beats Begin
Born Ernesto D. Shaw Jr. on January 8, 1975, in Queens, New York, DJ Clue's journey started from the heart of the hip-hop movement. Raised in Hollis, a neighborhood known for birthing hip-hop legends, Clue was immersed in......
B. Atkinson
The upcoming colorway not only enhances its visual appeal but also provides a fresh and contemporary option for those seeking a blend of style and athleticism. With its high-top design and the vivid "Game Royal" color scheme, the Air Alpha Force 88 is poised to be a standout in athletic footwear. Whether worn on the court or integrated into everyday wear, this upcoming release exemplifies the Air Alpha Force 88's ability to seamlessly blend sporty aesthetics with timeless style in a single pair of sneakers.
“Game Royal” Nike Air Alpha Force 88
The sneakers have a blue sole and a midsole in white and grey. The uppers are......
by T.Spencer
In the ever-evolving landscape of hip-hop, emerging artists are constantly stepping into the spotlight. One such rising star who's been making waves is K2icyy. His latest release, "In Line" featuring Zoe Osama, is solidifying his place in the industry and showcases his growth as an artist. The single was initially released as part of K2icyy's 2023 EP Talk To Me. And now, due to the surging popularity of the song, he has recruited South Central's Zoe Osama for the remix and video. It's inevitable that K2icyy creates music that resonates with the masses. "In Line" for example is not just a catchy tune. It serves a testament to K2icyy's innate talent and......
Benny The Butcher, who has long been associated with revivalist Hip Hop, believes that even his brand of music needs to adjust to the current landscape.
On Wednesday (January 24), a social media user tweeted: “IMO, The underground boombap scene needs to evolve a little bit. Seems like everyone got the same collab ambitions and doing the same shit over and over. More branching out. Don’t box yourself in the same shit that 15 other n-ggas just did.”
The Griselda MC noticed the post and quoted it with the comment: “I couldn’t agree more.”
I couldn’t agree more https://t.co/1oPX9wdwVd
— BENNY THE BUTCHER......
Cam’ron has issued an apology to Ben Simmons for telling a story about them almost getting into a fight — but Ma$e isn’t here for his co-host’s remorse.
Earlier this week, the Dipset rapper detailed a tense run-in he had with the NBA star at a recent Los Angeles Lakers vs. Brooklyn Nets game.
However, during an episode of his and Ma$e’s sports show It Is What It Is on Thursday (January 25), Cam’ron made amends for publicizing the story and extended an olive branch to Simmons, who he has been highly critical of in the past.
“I just wanna apologize ’cause there’s a miscommunication it seems like between me and Ben Simmons,” he......
by R. Hawkins
Ja Rule is currently gearing up to make his return to music, but has taken a moment to apologize to his fans for the long wait.
On Thursday (January 25), the “Put It On Me” rapper took to X (formerly Twitter) where he reflected on his over decade-long break as a recording artist, admitting his lengthy hiatus makes him “sad.”
“Damn sitting here listening to my new album 12 song in it’s making me a lil sad I should’ve never stopped making music I’m SORRY… #CWWTST,” he wrote.
Fans were receptive to Ja’s apology, with one user responding: “It’s......
