Rising from the UK drill scene to mainstream success, rapper Unknown T says he's faced both triumphs and challenges on his journey. Hailing from Homerton, East London, Unknown T—real name Daniel ...

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Dallas rapper Yella Beezy, whose legal name is Markies Conway, has been charged in an alleged murder-for-hire plot in the death of rapper Mo3, who name was Melvin Noble. Noble, a Dallas rapper ...

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DeVonta Smith and Jalen Hurts have built a bond that started at Alabama and intensified when the Louisiana native joined his former college quarterback on the Philadelphia Eagles. Smith has firmly ...

Rapper Bricc Baby was discovered in a group arrested in Los Angeles during Operation Draw Down. On March 19, the cops arrested him and other accused members in this takedown of the Rollin' 60s Crips ...

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While any such list is inherently subjective and could be endlessly debated, each of these albums has made a significant contribution to the development of rap music and continues to inspire artists ...

And yes, even at restaurants, I let them get up and roam around a bit ... toddlers pretending to be a frog and hopping their way down the aisle of pews at the National Cathedral, like my 2 ...

By Michael Saponara GELO looks to continue the momentum he kicked off this year with “Can You Please?” The hooper-turned-rapper returned with his “Memphis twin” GloRilla to release the ...

So, in March, make sure you’re tuned in to these artists, ‘cause they’re pushing the boundaries and representing the future of Hip-Hop and R&B, all while holding it down for the culture.