XXL Staff

Stealth shots.

Em's creative and commercial apexes.

Rest in power, John Singleton.

Rap's biggest battles.

Keeping it in the family.

April Fools!

J. Cole and his Dreamville Records team cover the spring 2019 issue of XXL magazine.

Showtime!

Luckily Bardi is okay.

Yeezy visits an Apple Store in Washington, D.C., and gives an impromptu speech while standing on a table following his meeting with President Trump at the White House.

Meek Mill brings his fight for justice to XXL magazine as he graces the cover of the fall 2018 issue and writes a letter to his younger self.

Meek Mill pens a letter to his younger self.

Cardi B will perform "I Like It" at the 2018 American Music Awards alongside J Balvin and Bad Bunny.

Kanye and Cudi make good music.

Welcome the 2018 XXL Freshman Class!

Eminem, The Weeknd, Migos are more will take the stage at Coachella this year.

Coolio hopes Eminem's life isn't in jeopardy after dissing President Trump.

Google gave an additional $500,000 to Chicago Public Schools.

Parents are naming their children after notable hip-hop artists.

RZA opens up about Eminem's Trump freestyle he delivered on 2017 BET Hip Hop Awards.

French Montana checks in with XXL to talk about his upcoming collaboration with A$AP Rocky and his new film, 'Respect the Shooter.'

Uzi's got love for Pump, X, Kodak and more.

"That's wack, bro."

Tyga's sporting a new cut inspired by his stage name.

21 Savage hits the mark more than once.

These are the rappers that are beginning to make a name for themselves in The Land.

Blac Youngsta is getting heat for failing to make it rain.

After having a remarkable year, Travis Scott lands on the cover of XXL's Winter 2016 issue.

From A Tribe Called Quest to A$AP Mob and more, this is your definitive list of 2016's best rap albums, mixtapes and EPs.

If you think hip-hop doesn't care about bars, take a look at the best verses of 2016.