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Hip-Hop Reacts
Hip-Hop Reacts
"When is America & the judicial system that's suppose to protect us, gonna make these officers who are killing black men take responsibility for what's going on."
Politically-Charged
Politically-Charged
These 20 rappers who crafted powerful politically-charged rap songs answer the question of whether or not artists should speak up on political issues. Take a look.
Sounding Off
Sounding Off
Big Daddy Kane blasts critics who don't like Macklemore's new song "Downtown" and gave props to the Seattle native for paying homage to Kool Moe Dee, Melle Mel and Grandmaster Caz.
Along for the Ride
Along for the Ride
Macklemore and Ryan Lewis pay homage to the great hip-hop pioneers before them in the cinematic visual for "Downtown." Kool Moe Dee, Grandmaster Caz, Eric Nally and Melle Mel join forces with the duo as they stroll and cruise through the streets of Spokane, Wash.
Rappers & Singers
Rappers & Singers
While some superstars are able to overcome addiction and clean up their acts quietly and swiftly, it takes others years of struggling with drug or alcohol abuse and “rock bottom” career-threatening moments including arrests, near-death experiences or worse to admit that help is needed. Check out 20 Rappers & Singers Who Suffered From Addiction.
Hip-Hop Help
Hip-Hop Help
Nas provides insight into taking over the world and Nicki Minaj does what she does best -- reminds Clinton of the power of the female spirit. Here are 10 Songs That Will Carry Hillary Clinton to the White House.
Collect Them All
Collect Them All
Topps, arguably the biggest baseball card company in the business, is releasing special cards featuring some of your favorite rappers, including 50 Cent, Macklemore and Biz Markie.
Macklemore On The Street
Macklemore On The Street
The Seattle native performs a remix of 'Thrift Shop' to celebrate the idiom "one man's trash in another man's treasure."
Cash Kings
Cash Kings
The Forbes Hip-Hop Cash Kings List each year takes a look at the elite group of artists that earn the distinguish of being the highest earners in the genre. This year, the winner that came out on top was Dr. Dre, who easily beat second place finisher Jay Z by a whopping $560 million!
Macklemore on Top
Macklemore on Top
Macklemore just keeps on winning. After snagging the Best Rap Album at this year's Grammy Awards, the Seattle rapper has another reason to celebrate. His song 'Thrift Shop' tops Billboard's list of 100 hottest rap songs of all-time, beating out others from the likes of Notorious B.I.G., Tupac and more.

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