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http://staging.allhiphop.comIllseed is an AllHipHop.com columnist and independent cultural critic. The views expressed with in this editorial don’t necessarily reflect the views of AllHipHop.com or its staff. He thanks resident rabble rouser Kiko Michaels for letting him borrow his “Really” editorial series. Really, John McCain…Really? When I woke up Friday morning, I wanted […]
In the wake of Barack Obama’s historic Democrat nominee acceptance speech, the stars of Hip-Hop are voicing their opinion of what the moment means for them and the responsibility of the culture moving towards the November 4 general election. Last night in Denver, Barack Obama officially accepted the Democrat nomination for president of the […]
DISCLAIMER: All content within this section is pure rumor and generally have no factual info outside of what the streets have whispered in our ear. Read on. BARACK! Tell me that wasn’t historic? I just love how the media has ALREADY attempted to undercut his efforts! It’s all to the good. History was […]
Michael Jackson is a half-century old. Think about it. That’s a long time to be moonwalking this Earth, considering MJ began performing as a little kid. Regardless of what’s occurred on the sidelines of Michael Jackson’s career, he is still that dude whose style is consistently emulated. From the voice to the clothing to the […]
“Hit A Hata”
“You Ain’t Sayin’ Nothin’ (Remix)”
“Break Your Ankles”
“She Got Me Like (Ahh Sh*t)”
Hip-Hop star Ludacris will lend support to an upcoming breast cancer awareness event being held in conjunction with the WNBA’s Atlanta Dream women’s basketball team. The “Dream Pink” basketball game takes place August 29 and has already sold over 9,000 tickets, as fans will watch the Atlanta Dream square off against the Connecticut Sun, at […]
This interview went down before Lawrence Parker “welcomed” Soulja Boy Tell’Em to Hip-Hop. That’s cool and all, but the jury is still out for most rap listeners and Hip-Hop fans. Well, maybe not the three million that copped, and all that danced, to his “Crank That (Soulja Boy)” single.But no matter where you stand on […]
“Sir Lucious Left Foot”
Gangsta and political rap pioneer Ice Cube displayed his independent strength once again, as the veteran’s eighth solo album Raw Footage debuted #1 on Billboard’s Rap and R&B Chart and #5 on the Top 200. The set sold 69, 234 copies its first week and is on pace to duplicate Cube’s previous effort Laugh […]
What’s up, everybody? Happy Labor Day weekend. We’ve reached the end of another five days, as we witnessed history being made with Barack Obama officially accepting the Democratic Party’s nomination to become President (was there any other significant thing that went down this week?) R.I.P to Aaliyah, who left us too soon seven years […]
In a rare sit down between a pioneer and new school artist, The Blastmaster KRS-One met with teen sensation Soulja Boy this past Tuesday (August 26) to discuss the state of Hip-Hop culture. The first time meeting was moderated on Rap City by host Q45, who started off the conversation by asking Soulja Boy […]
AllHipHop gets exclusive access to F.E.M. Movement (Babs Bunny, Lady of Rage and Lady Luck) and they speak about their new movement and we get a sneak peak of there upcoming video.
Lil’ Wayne’s most recently scheduled court appearance in Arizona to face charges tied to his January 22 arrest was postponed on Tuesday (August 26) due to a dental issue, prompting rumors of a rehab stint. The multi-platinum selling rapper was due for a status hearing in Yuma County, but missed the court date under […]
Icon LL Cool J’s thirteenth and final Def Jam album Exit 13 promises to be memorable, as the Queens native has confirmed an unexpected collaboration with legendary Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora. The partnership reveals LL’s admiration of rock music and what he felt was a golden opportunity to work with another seminal artist. […]
IT’S COLD IN THE D, Pt. 1: Detroit Rap CityPresident Franklin Delano Roosevelt once called the city of Detroit “the great arsenal of democracy” during World War II, when the notorious automotive manufacturing was used to create wartime weaponry. This same city birthed an iconic revolution on the streets of West Grand Blvd known as […]
The story of the Hip-Hop scene in my hometown is not 8 Mile. While most people love the film, which starred Eminem, as well as the money, opportunity and attention it brought to Detroit. We can almost all agree that it only captures the city in a small way. Yes, we had The Detroit Hip-Hop […]
