hip hop
New York City Hip/Hop History: Borough by Borough
New York City emerged as the undisputed capital of hip-hop culture throughout the 1990s and into the early 2000’s. The city’s rappers created distinctive sounds
How DMX’s Albums Dominated the Charts Two Times in 1998
In 1998, DMX did the unthinkable, the Yonkers-born rapper released two albums that both reached the top of the Billboard 200 chart within a single
Eminem’s “Houdini” Brought Me Back to The Classics
Eminem has once again proven his enduring influence in the music industry. This recent single shows his timeless appeal, with an illustrious career spanning over
Metro Boomin and The Weeknd Should Make an Album Next
This past Friday, fans got more ear candy with The Weeknd’s features on Metro Boomin and Future’s We Still Don’t Trust You. With all the
My Favorite Rap Collab Albums I Had Growing Up
Collaboration, in all forms, has the power to unite people, spark conversation, and create a great product. When two talented artists collaborate, it has made
Metro Boomin & Future Deliver BIGLY with ‘We Don’t Trust You’
The dynamic duo of Future and Metro Boomin did it again. We Don’t Trust You fully delivered to fans. This album not only showcases collaborations
Nelly Is Right About the Golden Age of Hip-Hop
Renowned rapper Nelly has recently sparked a debate that has the internet buzzing. In a recent appearance on LeBron James’ show The Shop, Nelly contended that
Kanye West’s ‘Graduation’ is a Sampling Masterpiece
It’s albums like this that make it hard for me to tell you definitevley what my favorite Kanye album is. Have you ever wondered how
21 Savage Unleashes the ‘American Dream’
Atlanta icon 21 Savage recently released his third solo album American Dream. The album features a lineup of prominent artists and serves as a testament
Remembering Jay-Z’s Platinum Album Run From 1996-2003
Many music fans today find new hip-hop music to be stale, so let’s take a walk down memory lane, and remember Jay-Z’s legendary platinum album