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Hip-Hop Roots
Hip-Hop Roots
Hip-Hop Roots
It seems that everyone has an opinion about Iggy Azalea who has been criticized by a number of people, particularly Azealia Banks, for her misappropriation of hip-hop culture. Q-Tip took to Twitter on Saturday (Dec. 20) to teach his followers and Azalea a history lesson in hip-hop culture.
Welcome Lil Wayne
Welcome Lil Wayne
Welcome Lil Wayne
Peace akhi. That's probably what Lil Wayne will be saying now, as it's the standard greeting for the Universal Zulu nation. The prestigious organization, founded by hip-hop icon Afrika Bambaataa, has ushered in the Young Money leader into their ranks.
Biggest Butts
Biggest Butts
Biggest Butts
It may be Halloween this Friday (Oct. 31), but that doesn't mean you can't get an early Christmas gift from the folks at XXL. In a bootylicious supercut, the mag that boasts "hip-hop on a higher level," includes 45 different hip-hop videos showcasing some of the best backside assets in rap history.
The Abstract and The Dragon
The Abstract and The Dragon
The Abstract and The Dragon
Busta Rhymes and Q-Tip's new mixtape is for the most part, a compilation of classics. And although we hoped it would be all new material, we're not mad at this stroll down memory lane and glimpse into the future of this dynamic Native Tongue duo.
New Busta Song
New Busta Song
New Busta Song
Busta Rhymes has released another single from his upcoming 'E.L.E. 2 (Extinction Level Event 2)' and it's a good one. 'Thank You' features fellow old-timer Q-Tip, fellow Cash Money member Lil Wayne and Kanye West, and it's a long way from sounding like '#TwerkIt.'
Q-Tip to #MakeLove
Q-Tip to #MakeLove
Q-Tip to #MakeLove
Talk about bridging the gap. Rapper Q-Tip and civil rights icon Harry Belafonte appear together in Gap’s 2013 Holiday ad campaign. For the initiative, music celebs like Tony Bennett, Kenna, Cyndi Lauper and Billy Porter are enlisted to spread the social media message of #MakeLove.
Q Winter?
Q Winter?
Q Winter?
One of the most glaring omissions on Kanye West's G.O.O.D. Music album 'Cruel Summer' was the absence of newly-signed member Q-Tip. The veteran rhyme-spitter and producer acknowledges the fans' disappointment but he has some good news -- he will appear on the follow-up album.