'HipHopWired' got the opportunity to attend the Fresh, Bold and So Def Symposium held at Lincoln Center last Friday, as well as the chance to talk with the Hip Hop Education Center founder and organizer, Martha Diaz.
Here is your reminder to support women in music. In honor of Women’s History Month, check out a gallery women dominating rap music inside.
As Hulu prepares to drop its highly-anticipated Freaknik doc, we check out the Hip-Hop classics that made the Spring Break event what it was!
It was a passionate interview to say the least, and comes at an interesting time: Face recently announced a tour on the heels of his renowned Tiny Desk Concert, which took place in late 2023.
Nelly’s resume is often downplayed but his impact can’t be denied. He says the era he thrived in was the hardest era of Hip-Hop ever. Vibe Magazine is reporting the St. Louis Missouri native has got the Rap community in a heavy debate. The rapper was recently a guest on The Shop where he joined Maverick […]
Sharing our platforms with individuals who have spent their careers disparaging our community is a dangerous proposition. The post Right On?: Hip-Hop Is Platforming Instead Of Fighting The Power appeared first on NewsOne.
The Witness To History: 50 Years of Hip-Hop Greatness returns with its latest episode which features top tier MC’s Method Man and Royce Da 5’9″. Repping Staten Island and Detroit, respectively, these two rappers have created thick chapters for themselves in the book of Hip-Hop. Hip-Hop Wired Director of Content Alvin aqua Blanco held […]
Presented by 9th Wonder and curated by K975's DJ Remedy, NC's radio insiders got a first listen to the latest from the Jamla Records camp.
Naturally people on social media either agreed or disagreed with Dr. Umar's take on Eminem's legacy in the rap game, but regardless of how you may feel, Dr. Umar isn't going to have his mind changed on the matter so long as Eminem is a Caucasian and that's the kind of a forever thing.
Rakim found the entire story entertaining as he couldn't stop smiling.
Who knew hip-hop and Halloween were so alike? Take a look at rappers who put on a good horror show on film, and some who were just horrible. The post Hip-Hop Halloween! The Best (And Worst) Rapper Cameos In Horror Films appeared first on Black America Web.
In honor of Hip Hop's 50th anniversary, the celebration continues with a gallery of seven rappers with famous parents.
