by M.Mendez
Dove Shack member and West Coast rap pioneer C-Knight has passed away at the age of 52 after being taken off of life support.
TMZ revealed the sad news in a report on Tuesday (November 7), which was later confirmed in a post by C-Knight’s Dove Shack groupmate Bo Roc.
As previously reported, the rapper (real name Arnez Blount) was hospitalized on October 18 due to complications from diabetes. While receiving treatment, he reportedly suffered a stroke that stopped his heart. He was subsequently resuscitated and placed on life support.
C-Knight’s father previously told TMZ their family was optimistically waiting on the results of a crucial MRI to hopefully see......
by MICHAEL SAPONARA
Remy Ma and Eazy The Block Captain have continued to spark romance rumors after being spotted at the Philadelphia Eagles game over the weekend.
Footage emerged on Monday (November 6) of the Terror Squad member and battle rapper attending the Eagles and Cowboys game in Philly together, leading to further speculation that Remy and Papoose’s marriage is on the rocks.
The person who captured the viral video incorrectly identified Eazy as Papoose as he and Remy could be seen hanging out together in a private section next to the referees and arena staff.
“Remy and eazy really just be out here on they couple [shit]. Lol......
by J. Walker
Swizz Beatz has recalled the making of DMX‘s “Party Up (Up in Here)” and revealed the late rapper needed a little push to finish the record.
Sitting down with Rema as part of Rolling Stone‘s Musicians on Musicians series, the producer talked about the music process that brought him fame while bringing up a story about forcing Dark Man X to record one of his biggest hits.
“What made me really popular when I first started was I would have the beat and the chorus already laid for the artist,” he said. “They just had to plug and play. I would look at the energy: If they come in with their friends, it’s like, ‘Oh, he’s......
by BERNADETTE GIACOMAZZO
Soulja Boy has answered J. Cole‘s recent interview comments, in which the North Carolina native revealed that he didn’t understand the “Crank That” rapper’s musical style at first.
“Around the time Soulja Boy came out, I don’t know how this happened but, I had a realization within myself ’cause I’m hearing that shit and I’m like ‘Man this shit, Soulja Boy tell em”, ” the “She Knows” rapper revealed on Lil Yachty‘s A Safe Place podcast on Thursday (November 1).
“Sounds crazy to say now ’cause......
When a lot of people think of British rap, they often default to drill and grime artists like Skepta or Stormzy, or more recently, Central Cee or Dave. This is probably a function of how they’ve been co-signed stateside by institutions like Drake, whose approval has been a career booster for many artists, or Rolling Loud, the festival that has come to define the image and direction of hip-hop in recent years.
But when I interview London’s Loyle Carner about the disparity between this perception and his own, jazz-influenced approach to thoughtful, traditionalist rap, he dismisses any pressure to conform to the archetype known by both Americans and Brits. “It’s......
by K.Singh
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Fabolous has provided details about DJ Envy reaching out to him to participate in the real estate ventures that have since landed the latter in legal trouble.
On Saturday (October 28), the 45-year-old performed at the One Music Festival in Atlanta, Georgia. While he was there, HipHopDX had a chance to ask him about the phone call from The Breakfast Club host and how he reacted to the offer.
“He was tellin’ me about some real estate stuff,” he began. “I’m just a guy that gotta see things through a little bit more. I don’t just get hyped at … y’know, it be a lotta ‘get money’ — I......
by M.Mendez
Wiz Khalifa is not here for the claims that he fell off — and he has the receipts to back up the fact he hasn’t.
The Taylor Gang CEO dropped in to the Back On Figg podcast that was streamed live on Friday (October 27). When co-host T-Rell asked his thoughts on the haters that say he isn’t hot anymore, Wiz broke down exactly why that’s not a factual statement.
“I think people are always gonna say that if you’re not right in their face, but if you look at what I do or the amount of shit that I put out or how constantly I’m working, you can’t say that,” he said. “Even the old songs that I have, they’re still......
by J.Walker
Offset canceled his appearance on Kai Cenat’s “jail” stream, and fans think they know the reason why.
The popular Twitch streamer recently announced that he would be “spending seven days in jail on stream 24/7” with “cameras on at all times.”
The Migos rapper was set to appear on Cenat’s week-long livestream alongside other celebrities such as NLE Choppa, Chrisean Rock and Druski.
However, the day that Offset was supposed to join the stream came and went without him showing up.
“Offset was scheduled to come in today,” Kai Cenat told viewers earlier this week. “He pulled out last minute. He told me that......
by Dov Kleiman
Former NBA star Dwight Howard is in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons recently, and he finally felt he needed to respond to social media.
A lawsuit filed against him by a man alleges sexual assault and that put Howard’s name back all over social media.
During an Instagram live session, Howard decided to set the record straight regarding his personal life.
He made it pretty clear that what goes on behind in a person’s private bedroom is his business and his alone and people shouldn’t care so much what other people are doing in their private lives.
At one point in his rant he says: “I ain’t gotta tell nobody where......
by ANDRE ELLINGTON
Benny The Butcher has never been one to hold his tongue, and he’s now attempting to put those who have questionable opinions about rap in their place in the most respectful way.
The Buffalo rapper took to social media earlier this week to let off some steam, while telling critics that they “gotta start just enjoying the music.”
“Stop tryna always give ya’ll opinion cause you n-ggas is not Stephen A. Smith,” Benny said, referencing the popular ESPN sports analyst. “Respectfully though. It’s like, enjoy the music. Muthafuckas don’t enjoy the music no more. They just critique the......
