Hip-Hop Reacts Tina Turner DeathHip-Hop Reacts Tina Turner DeathR.I.P. the Queen of Rock 'n' Roll. C. Vernon Coleman IIC. Vernon Coleman II
Rappers React to Twitter ChangesRappers React to Twitter ChangesThe end of an era. C. Vernon Coleman IIC. Vernon Coleman II
Rappers Who Sold Their Publishing Rappers Who Sold Their Publishing Cash in, cash out. C. Vernon Coleman IIC. Vernon Coleman II
Every Rapper in Grammys Hip-Hop TributeEvery Rapper in Grammys Hip-Hop TributeHip-hop and you don't stop.Trent FitzgeraldTrent Fitzgerald
Jeopardy! Contestant Confuses Public Enemy With The Funky Bunch, Chuck D RespondsJeopardy! Contestant Confuses Public Enemy With The Funky Bunch, Chuck D RespondsOops! C. Vernon Coleman IIC. Vernon Coleman II
ASAP Ferg Reflects on Making Always Strive and Prosper Album for Five-Year AnniversaryASAP Ferg Reflects on Making Always Strive and Prosper Album for Five-Year AnniversaryA$AP Ferg takes a look back at the making of his sophomore album. Aleia WoodsAleia Woods
Here Are Hip-Hop Songs Dedicated to the Many Sides of AmericaHere Are Hip-Hop Songs Dedicated to the Many Sides of AmericaFrom Ice Cube's "I Wanna Kill Sam" to Jay-Z's "American Dreamin'," take a listen to hip-hop songs dedicated to the many sides of America. Trent FitzgeraldTrent Fitzgerald
Rappers Respond to Officers Being Charged for George Floyd’s MurderRappers Respond to Officers Being Charged for George Floyd’s MurderRappers speak out after all four officers charged.Aleia WoodsAleia Woods
Flavor Flav Calls Out Chuck D for Kicking Him Out of Public EnemyFlavor Flav Calls Out Chuck D for Kicking Him Out of Public EnemyFlavor Flav responds.Trent FitzgeraldTrent Fitzgerald
Chuck D Wonders Why Kanye West Hangs Out With 6ix9ineChuck D Wonders Why Kanye West Hangs Out With 6ix9ineChuck D wonders why Kanye West is associating with volatile Brooklyn rapper 6ix9ine. C. Vernon Coleman IIC. Vernon Coleman II
10 Social Movements for Change Supported by Rappers10 Social Movements for Change Supported by RappersXXL highlights 10 social movements for change that were either led or directly supported by notable figures in hip-hop. Riley WallaceRiley Wallace