Rick Ross had plenty to say back to 50 Cent, Uncle Murda and others that were joking on him for flying commercial like regular people.

DJ Khaled might not want to do this phone thing any more during Knicks games.

Cam'ron warns that the New York Knicks are one loss from disaster in the NBA Finals against the Spurs and a win tonight is a must.

C.J. Wallace said Jonathan Hay accused Diddy of forced oral sex, dodged his defamation suit and failed to erase a default ruling.

Cliff Mac gets convicted of first-degree murder in the 2021 Flint shooting death of Devaroe Davis and faces mandatory life in prison.

Matt Damon performed a rap as his alter ego, The Nomad, on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to promote safe water access.

50 Cent opens up about his relationship with Vivica Fox, revealing why their early-2000s romance was perfectly timed and still matters today.

Jennifer An tells BBC that Kanye West found her alleged assault amusing, revealing a troubling pattern of behavior.

Francesca Amiker denies having an affair with Big Tigger after his wife Alicia Brown posted a video of her battered face online.

Cardi B reacts to Karmelo Anthony's 35-year murder conviction, calling it "disgusting" and linking it to the Cyrus Carmack-Belton case.

Raptology Documentary DJ Screw did not just create a sound. He created a city-sized archive of Houston voices, freestyles, dedications, grey tapes, neighborhood legends and handwritten lists. More than two decades after his death, one question still haunts hip-hop historians: how many Screw Tapes actually exist? By Hulda Hicks | Raptology Documentary | Updated June <p>The post The Lost DJ Screw Archive: How Many Screw Tapes Exist And Will We Ever Know? first appeared on Raptology.</p>

For nearly a decade, The Fall-Off carried the weight of expectations that few albums in hip-hop history have ever had to carry. This wasn’t just another J. Cole release. This was The Fall-Off—the album fans had been hearing about for years. The album that was teased, delayed, discussed, and mythologized to the point where it almost became bigger <p>The post J. Cole’s The Fall-Off Is Great. It’s Just Not a Classic. first appeared on Raptology.</p>

Raptology Documentary Thousands of rap samples have been tracked down by fans, DJs, record collectors and online databases. But decades after hip-hop turned digging into an art form, some sounds still refuse to reveal where they came from. By Stephano Meola | Raptology Documentary | Updated June 8, 2026 Submit Your Music To Raptology Independent <p>The post The Samples Nobody Can Identify: Hip-Hop’s Greatest Musical Mysteries first appeared on Raptology.</p>

Raptology Documentary Years after Mac Miller’s death, fans are still trying to understand what remains inside the vault: finished albums, rough demos, alternate versions, private experiments, lost sessions, and the unreleased music that turned Malcolm McCormick into one of hip-hop’s most studied artists. By Hulda Hicks | Raptology Documentary | Updated June 8, 2026 Submit <p>The post Mac Miller’s Secret Archive: The Story Behind Hip-Hop’s Most Mysterious Missing Music Collection first appeared on Raptology.</p>

POMPANO BEACH, Fla. (Raptology) — Kodak Black is preparing to return with new music this week after officially announcing his upcoming album, Kodak The Blessing. The Florida rapper revealed the project on social media over the weekend, confirming that the album is scheduled for release on June 12. Alongside the announcement, Kodak shared artwork and <p>The post Kodak Black Announces New Album ‘Kodak The Blessing’ first appeared on Raptology.</p>

LOS ANGELES (Raptology) — More than 30 years after his death, Tupac Shakur is set to return to the spotlight in an unexpected way. During a surprise appearance at Summer Game Fest 2026, Snoop Dogg announced that the late rap icon will appear in Sega and Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio’s upcoming action-adventure game, Stranger Than <p>The post Snoop Dogg Reveals Tupac Will Appear in Upcoming Video Game first appeared on Raptology.</p>

Before Tsu Surf became one of battle rap’s most magnetic stars, before the URL classics, before the music industry co-signs, and before the federal RICO case, he was Rahjon Cox from Newark — a young man shaped by trauma, street politics, survival, and a gift for words that could have saved him from everything. Tsu <p>The post The Rise, Fall, And Return Of Tsu Surf: Battle Rap’s Golden Child vs. The Streets first appeared on Raptology.</p>

For nearly four decades, J. Prince and the Prince family have stood at the center of Houston hip-hop — respected by some as protectors and power brokers, feared by others as gatekeepers whose influence extends far beyond music. The story begins with Rap-A-Lot Records, the independent Houston label that helped bring Southern rap into the <p>The post The Prince Family, Mob Ties, And Houston’s Federal Spotlight first appeared on Raptology.</p>

Lil Wayne’s Tha Carter VI has officially arrived, bringing one of rap’s most important album franchises back into the center of the conversation with a 19-song release stacked with unexpected features, legacy pressure, and immediate fan debate. <p>The post Lil Wayne’s ‘Tha Carter VI’ Has Arrived: Full Tracklist, Features, First Reactions & What It Means For Hip-Hop first appeared on Raptology.</p>

In an era where much of mainstream hip-hop is driven by fleeting trends and viral moments, Josh Garnett is taking a different route. The Kentucky artist has steadily built a catalog centered on substance, self-improvement, and real-life experiences, creating music that resonates long after the first listen. His latest single, “Show You How,” is another strong example <p>The post Josh Garnett’s “Show You How” Continues a Movement Built on Purpose, Growth, and Authenticity first appeared on Raptology.</p>