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Hip-hop is here for DMX.

Start the year off right.

Welcome to 2021.

Hip-hop will be starting off 2021 right.

XXL speaks to Jeezy, Shawty Redd, Akon, T.I., Drumma Boy, Bun B and more for the making of Jeezy's classic album, Let's Get It: Thug Motivation 101.

Rappers are defending Megan and are calling out Tory Lanez for his actions.

Rappers are standing up for George Floyd.

Here are the best albums from 2005.

Hip-hop is giving back during the pandemic.

This is wild.

From Lil Wayne's Tha Carter II to 50 Cent's The Massacre, 2005 gave birth to plenty of respected rap releases.

A look back at some of the greats.

Bun B. And Wife Queenie drop in to tell us all the details about the home invasion that shook them up and how Bun B.'s reputation proceeded him in this instance.

ScHoolboy Q and more return.

Bun B's lawyer speaks.

The robber was treated and arrested.

Make your voice heard!

Rappers are sharing their thoughts on the untimely death of XXXTentacion, who was fatally shot while sitting in his car in Florida.

2008 and heartbreak.

Hip-hop on a higher level.

The telethon was broadcast on all of the major networks and featured virtually every A-List celebrity in Hollywood imaginable.

As a result of Hurricane Harvey, UGK archives have been destroyed.

He also released the trailer for his upcoming "Gametime" music video.

Granddaddy Gang!

The Boombox presents the latest installment of Songs of the Week featuring new tracks from CyHi the Prynce, Robin Thicke and Warren G.

In this edition of Songs of the Week, Kehlani joins forces with G-Eazy, IAMSU! and Lil B, Statik Seletah drops a hardcore track and Janet Jackson releases her comeback single.

Prosecutors rule Baltimore resident Freddie Gray's death a homicide after he died in police custody after an arrest on April 12. The hip-hop and R&B community share their thoughts about the decision.

Take a look at what Ciara, Missy Elliott, Bun B, SZA, Vic Mensa and more have to say about the Baltimore uprising following Freddie Gray's death.

GO Bun B! The rap legend is offering this course through Rice University's Center for Digital Learning and Scholarship. Bun said of the new opportunity, “This course gave me the opportunity to let people see a side of Hip Hop that isn’t always discussed,” Bun said in a statement...