It’s not uncommon for rappers to mention their names in songs, but who knew this many spelled their own names in songs? Take a look at this video of rappers doing this, in a video compilation below created by Slakatory. RELATED POSTS: 5 Rappers Who Should Get Married These Rappers Are Animals! [PHOTOS] SOURCE
So the big winner last night on the BET Hip Hop Awards was an R&B singer O_O.. Yep Chris Brown won 3 awards last night…”Look At Me Now”took home “Best Hip-Hop Video,” “Reese’s Perfect Combo Award” and “Verizon’s People’s Champ. If a R&B singer dominated the Hip Hop awards what does that say about todays […]
As we get ready for the 2011 BET Hip Hop Awards airing tonite on BET at 8pm check out the host Mike Epps top 5 Rappers Dead or Alive ……
The trend of album sequels is becoming more popular by the minute. Snoop Dogg has decided having one classic like Doggystyle isn’t enough. He is currently in the studio cooking up Doggystyle 2: The Doggumentary. The title alone has left fans disinterested. How can you taint a landmark album’s legacy with a sequel that’s not […]
When asked who his favorite Southern rapper is, David Banner passionately objected to labeling rappers by region. According to Banner, the South is often described in sub-par terms in relation to other Hip-Hop hubs. Banner, who is from Jackson, Mississippi, states, “I transcend any label or any title that anyone has ever put on me,” […]
We’ve been checking for this guy for a little while now. In 2009 Caktuz, a Brooklyn NY import from High Point, North Carolina, hit the web like wild fire by releasing monthly self produced viral music videos and other web content. Already making waves in 2011 (read “Caktuz Premieres Sequel To “Gangstamuzik” Video On New […]
In this exclusive video premiere on TheUrbanDaily, Dan Charnas, author of the epic new book The Big Payback: The History of the Business of Hip-Hop, discusses a very controversial story within it.
Def Jam Recordings, Sha Money XL's One Stop Shop management company and AllHipHop.com have teamed up to create a new monthly series featuring the newest Hip-Hop talent, while showcasing new talent and artists currently on the Def Jam roster. <!--more-->
