Author: Oliver
Last week, Kodak Black took to his Instagram Story to announce his new streaming deal with Kick. His first-ever stream was last night, and there was no shortage of interesting moments. Just seconds into the stream, for example, viewers could see that the rapper’s car was engulfed in flames. He watched as firefighters worked to put out the fire, holding a sword and looking surprised. “We was on the highway and the b*tch started jumping,” someone explained from behind the camera. “It smelled like gas and we pulled it over. Waited a lil bit because we was trying to take…
Things between Cardi B and Offset have gotten seriously messy in recent weeks. Recently, for example, she went off on the former Migos member in a fiery Instagram Live rant. At the time, she threatened to take him to court, said she’d moved on, and more. He responded by accusing her of sleeping with someone else while she was pregnant with their child. Since that whole debacle, Cardi has made it clear that they have no plans of getting back together despite living under the same roof. She’s also clarified that the split is not a PR stunt, despite ongoing…
New Orleans has always been known for its rich musical heritage, and Calio3way is an artist keeping that legacy alive with his unique mix of R&B and rap. Hailing from the Uptown Calliope Projects, Calio3way grew up listening to his mom sing while cleaning the house, and it didn’t take long for him to discover his own passion for music. He also spent countless hours watching videos of legends like Michael Jackson and Joe, learning from the best. Fast forward to today, and Calio3way’s music tells the story of his life. His latest single, “I’m Digging You,” is an emotional…
The Joe Budden Podcast recently debated Tommy Richman’s viral claim about not being a hip-hop artist. If you didn’t hear about the debacle, catch up here. “I’m not going to call him [a culture vulture],” the host began. “Because he’s worked hard, he has music, he’s been working on music for a long time.” “Duh,” Ish said about Tommy Richman not being a hip-hop artist before he and Budden talked about how they didn’t like “MILLION DOLLAR BABY” very much. The group then felt like Richman should’ve just said his response to DJ Hed outright instead of simply tweeting out…
You’re probably aware of how the Diddy scandal has either created or revived a lot of conspiracy theories around celebrities, whether they’re responsible for abhorrent things or they were silenced by the industry. However, Charlamagne Tha God doesn’t take these theories very seriously… Except when talking about the King of Pop, that is. “I’ve been hearing that theory about, you know, the corporations,” he began. “Listen, I could be totally wrong. I don’t think that there’s too many people that are important enough for a corporation to want to do all this to. And I really mean this when I…
In the heart of Visalia, a town not exactly known for its rap scene, a fresh voice emerges with a style that’s unforgettably unique. Buckethatbandanaboy, a rapper who’s been serious about his craft for around four years, is redefining what it means to mix Ghetto Funk with raw, unapologetic lyrics. It all began with a track titled “Higher in the Morning,” which, in his own words, was “shit.” But that early self-awareness and honest critique paved the way for a journey toward greatness. Buckethatbandanaboy’s inspirations are some of the finest in the rap game—N.W.A, Nate Dogg, Andre 3000, Eminem, and Kendrick Lamar.…
Steve “Bigga Biggz” Morency hails from the vibrant streets of Flatbush, Brooklyn, a melting pot of cultures and sounds. Growing up, music was always a part of his life, thanks to his older brother who introduced him to the rhythmic pulse of reggae and the gritty beats of hip-hop. His influences span across legends like Wu-Tang Clan, LL Cool J, Biggie, Nas, and Busta Rhymes in hip-hop, and reggae icons like Dennis Brown, Buju Banton, and Shabba Ranks. This eclectic mix of genres helped mold Bigga Biggz’s unique sound, a fusion of Caribbean vibes and classic New York hip-hop, creating…
The 2024 BET Hip Hop Awards are set to celebrate a legendary moment in the culture with Travis Scott being named this year’s recipient of the coveted “I Am Hip Hop Award.” Known for his innovation, artistry, and influence, Scott continues to shape the sound and style of modern music. This recognition highlights his significant contributions to the hip hop community, blending culture, creativity, and captivating performances. The “I Am Hip Hop Award” will be presented to Scott during the annual BET Hip Hop Awards ceremony, which will take place at Drai’s Beachclub & Nightclub in Las Vegas, on Tuesday, October 8. A Visionary…
In the dynamic realm of alternative rap, one artist is making waves with his innovative sound and unwavering passion: Doc Backer. Boasting a devoted following of 88,000 monthly listeners on Spotify and a rapidly growing fan base on Instagram, Doc Backer is on the brink of a breakthrough in 2024, captivating audiences with his unique imagery and high-end production values. With an impressive discography that spans eight albums, Doc Backer has solidified his position as a force to be reckoned with in the music industry. His tracks have amassed millions of streams across various platforms, resonating with listeners worldwide. Now, as he gears…
Sky Diamonds Entertainment newly signed act , Kosi, hits the airwaves with his debut single titled ”Blood In My Eyes”. The young prodigy announces himself to the afro fusion space with this scintillating fusion of highlife and afrobeats. On Blood In My eyes, Kosi sings about determination, grit, and hustle in standout vocals soon to be recognizable by the industry. Aged 24, the Festac town born singer first discovered his writing and singing abilities in 2020, working with producer friends, and honing his craft as a result. This devotion to perfecting his talent inked him a record deal with Sky…