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Let's be thankful for new hip-hop drops.

Kicking off November with new heat.

All the heat.

Rappers are successfully entering the marijuana business to get paid legally, and the social justice is catching up.

A fun time for all.

Summer may be coming to an end, but the music is still hot.

Fall is approaching and so are the new releases from some of your favorite rappers.

Another week, another series of fire releases.

New music dropping in May.

Problem also talks partnering with Rostrum Records and his 'S2' album.

Everybody likes new music.

Hip-hop doesn't look too happy with Mr. West.

The best song wasn't the single.

Compton is in good hands Problem came out with his debut album and man oh man it's so good.

Problem continues to deliver videos for his latest release 'Chachiville.'

Problems warns haters to "Watch Yo Self."

Drake, Meek Mill, Quavo and more remember President Obama's time in office following his farewell address

Problem just dropped some new heat with Bad Lucc.

Talib Kweli and 9th Wonder drop the video for "Pay Ya Dues," the Eric G.-produced, Problem- and Bad Lucc-featuring single from their 'Indie 500' album.

Rich Homie Quan and Problem are happy and successful in their celebratory video for 'Walk Thru.'

Bow Wow premieres his first new song under his new name Shad Moss. The braggadocio track 'Ya Heard' features Compton rhymer Problem.

The man behind 'Toot It And Boot It' and 'My Hitta' talks about the making of his critically-acclaimed album 'My Krazy Life,' sending shots at other rappers and his gangbanging past.

Between single releases and live performances, the tracks from Childish Gambino's 'Because the Internet' have been coming in thick and fast.

Ever since artists like Too Short and N.W.A burst on to the scene in the late 1980s, the West Coast has been recognized as a hotbed for incredible and diverse hip-hop talent. Whether it was the gangsta music of artists like MC Eiht, Snoop Dogg and Above the Law or the decidedly non-gangsta rap stylings of groups like the Pharcyde and Tha Alkaholiks, there's been a plethora of dope MCs throughout t

According to the DJ Khaled track he’s featured on, we all know Drake isn’t in the market for new friends – Chris Brown included. The two have a storied history of beef stemming from their night club brawl in NYC last year. Drake has gone on record saying things about Breezy like, “He’s a singer, not a rapper.” One fellow emcee seems to think Chris has what it takes to be one of the hottest spitter