Cordae Talks Nearly Putting Lil Wayne & Eminem On The Same ‘FABEV’ Track
The “Sinister” emcee explains why he changed his mind.

Normani Talks Avoiding Playing “Wild Side” Song For Her Dad
The former Fifth Harmony member was questioned about her family hearing the sexual record.

G Herbo Talks New York Adopting Chicago Drill Sound & Collaborating With Pop Smoke
Brooklyn has become one of the capitals of Drill.

Talib Kweli Discusses His ‘Midnight Miracle’ Podcast With Dave Chappelle & Yasiin Bey
One-half of Black Star is also teaming with Diamond D for a new joint project.

RZA Talks ‘Nobody’ Movie & ‘Wu-Tang: An American Saga’ Season 2
Are you ready for the return of the Wu’s biographical drama series?

Ebro Responds To Saweetie Saying She Has PTSD From Hot 97 Freestyle Criticism
At the time, the rising rapper told Ebro to be hard on her when reviewing the verse.

“Whoopty” Rapper CJ Gets Questioned On How He Responds To Online Hate
The New York City-based neophyte is accused of being an “industry plant” and a “fake Blood.”

Royce Da 5’9″ Challenges Lil Wayne’s Views On Racism & Calls Out Major Record Labels
The Grammy-nominated emcee has a message for Dwayne Carter and Hip Hop culture.

Russ Talks Wanting To Create An R&B Project Featuring Keyshia Cole, Kehlani & Ari Lennox
After working with emcees like Busta, Benny, and Black Thought, the Jersey-born rapper/singer wants to take a different route.

T.I. Explains Why He Believes Kendrick Lamar Is “The Most Successful Revolutionary Rapper Alive”
Is K. Dot the best contemporary emcee at blending socially conscious topics with a commercial appeal?

2 Chainz Talks Possibly Renegotiating His Record Deal With Def Jam
The ATL representative also chats about Kanye and Wayne’s support for Trump.

Erykah Badu Celebrates The 20-Year Anniversary Of Her ‘Mama’s Gun’ Album
The Neo-Soul masterpiece, recorded at the iconic Electric Lady Studios, featured the Soulquarians collective.

Benny The Butcher Talks Having Unreleased Tracks With Nas & Drake
Plus, ‘The Plugs I Met 2’ is on the way.

T.I. Addresses Rumors Rapping About His Friend Urinating On Drake Was Meant To Be A Diss
‘The L.I.B.R.A.’ album creator speaks on what he calls a “harmless incident.”

Hit-Boy Talks Producing Projects By Nas & Big Sean, Addresses Fallout With Kanye West
The POTY contender speaks on his history with Ye.

Guapdad 4000 Reflects On ‘Revenge Of The Dreamers III’ & Talks Upcoming Album With Illmind
The Scam Rap subgenre pioneer linked with the veteran producer and 88rising for a new project.

Dave East Hints At Making A Collaborative Project With Mary J. Blige
(AllHipHop News) On August 14, Dave East returned with the Karma 3 mixtape. Apple Music’s Rap Life Radio host Ebro Darden spoke to the rapper/actor about his new project. Darden and East discussed the personal content presented on Karma 3. During the conversation, the Def Jam recording artist hinted that he is partnering with the Queen of Hip Hop Soul Mary J. Blige for a full-length joint effort. “Me and Mary cooking one. I ain’t gonna get too crazy into the details, but we got a few records right now. We’re like four in,” revealed East. His discography already contains the collaborative album, Beloved, with The Lox member Styles P. According to Dave East, a Beloved sequel is currently in the works with an expected release by the end of 2020. The 32-year-old New Yorker told Darden that he also has unreleased songs with the late Pop Smoke. “Pop was so cool… He’d just come to my session for dolo – don’t call me, nothing and just pull up,” said East. “We ended up doing two, three songs. He just had a good, humble spirit. He brought good vibes. I f*ck with Pop Smoke heavy. We really got close, right before that happened to him.”

50 Cent Talks Giving Pop Smoke Advice On Writing About Death
Steven Victor declared “justice will definitely be served” in the murder case.

Teyana Taylor Talks Recruiting Erykah Badu For “Lowkey” & Addresses Racism
The NYC singer-songwriter released ‘The Album’ on Juneteenth.

Snoop Dogg Reveals A TV Series Based On His Life Is In The Works
Tha Doggfather described the biographical program as “the Black Forrest Gump.”