Jethro Sheeran calls his famous cousin Ed a snake and coward during an explosive Piers Morgan interview over Macklemore tour removal.
Jacquees entered Broward County custody Sunday as authorities lodged three criminal counts stemming from an unexplained encounter in Florida.
Napoleon weighs in on Keefe D's guilty verdict in Tupac's murder, saying the gang member talked himself straight into prison.
Love him or hate him, Macklemore occupies a unique space that few rappers venture into.
Rick Ross and Jazzma looked inseparable just weeks ago, but an assault allegation and an unexpected defense from Tia Kemp have turned their romance into a mystery.
Poohman from Bloodhound gets shot and killed on Chicago's South Side just hours after attending Q50's funeral service on Friday.
Keke Wyatt says court papers show one simple assault charge, disputing reports of child cruelty and threats after her Georgia arrest.
Nicki Minaj tells Lara Trump that the president's unscripted approach brings something fresh to the White House.
Doe Boy brings Deshaun Watson and Browns players to surprise East Cleveland Chiefs with new gear.
Jazzma Kendrick posts injury photos and accuses Rick Ross of hitting her as the rapper has yet to answer the allegation.
Cincinnati rapper 500 BC draws on ambition, love and the pressures of everyday life on On the Come Up, an album released Sept. 18, 2026, through World WIDE Recordings. Born and raised in Cincinnati, 500 BC developed an early connection to music and came to see it as a path toward a different future. His <p>The post Cincinnati Rapper 500 BC Charts a Path Forward on On the Come Up first appeared on Raptology.</p>
Rap Hall of Famer Nelly has spent more than two decades being associated with huge rap hits. He has an unmistakable early-2000s style and a career that helped put St. Louis firmly on the hip-hop map. His life has included a fairly eclectic mix of hobbies and the occasional unexpected detour. He’s also followed in <p>The post Away From The Mic: Nelly’s Life Beyond Rap Music first appeared on Raptology.</p>
Gold has forced its way back onto portfolio screens after its second-quarter correction failed to end the broader investment case. Spot gold traded at about $4,611 an ounce on August 27, 2026, after reaching $4,696.18 two days earlier; the World Gold Council put the Q2 LBMA PM average at $4,506.29, still 37% above Q2 2025. <p>The post Why Investors Are Turning Their Attention to Gold Again first appeared on Raptology.</p>
The modern mainstream Hip-hop landscape is often criticized for being hyper-commodified, frequently profiting from the culture’s nuances while discarding the depth, struggle, and history that built it. It goes far beyond major music corporations; the outside world at large and everyday people routinely treat Hip-hop heritage as a temporary, exploitative costume. Society eagerly adopts the <p>The post Preserving the Culture: How Yungg Mic-T’s Self-Produced Epic ‘JUST FOR YOU’ Charts a Museum Tour of Hip-Hop History first appeared on Raptology.</p>
Dubai has built a global image around ambition, luxury, nightlife, fashion, and larger-than-life experiences — themes that have long overlapped with modern hip-hop culture. For rap fans visiting the city, the appeal goes beyond skyscrapers and beaches. Dubai can feel like a real-world extension of the visuals often seen in music videos: futuristic architecture, high-end <p>The post Dubai Through a Hip-Hop Lens: Music, Style and City Culture first appeared on Raptology.</p>
2Dollarsigns performs at Richmond’s Chanze2Star Music Festival September 18–20, ahead of his September 29 album, Loss Taught Me Power. <p>The post 2Dollarsigns Sets Three Richmond Festival Appearances Ahead of Loss Taught Me Power first appeared on Raptology.</p>
The veteran emcee and producer reflects on more than two decades in music while preparing his third independent project of 2026. St. Ivan the Terrible represents a branch of hip-hop grounded in lyrical discipline, lived experience and respect for the culture’s foundations. The 51-year-old Bronx artist has carried his current stage name for more than <p>The post St. Ivan the Terrible Talks Bronx Hip-Hop Roots, Thee Elder Statesman 2 and Carmina Ex Catacumbis first appeared on Raptology.</p>
Monee is turning emotional conflict into atmospheric music that captures the complicated realities of modern relationships. Born Armonee Gordon, the 29-year-old artist chose a stage name derived directly from his legal name, reflecting his desire to remain authentic rather than invent a separate persona. Monee is Armonee expressed through music, with the same personality, experiences and <p>The post Monee Finds Clarity in Chaos With Melodic New Single “Sanity” first appeared on Raptology.</p>
Representing Gee Related Entertainment, the independent artist expands his catalog through two distinctive collaborations. Gee Related is building his musical catalog one collaboration at a time. Representing his independent label, Gee Related Entertainment, the California artist is expanding his reach with “No Fun” featuring Vidal Garcia while continuing to promote “Only Fans” featuring Prozik. Together, <p>The post Gee Related Talks Building Momentum With “No Fun” Featuring Vidal Garcia and “Only Fans” Featuring Prozik first appeared on Raptology.</p>
From coast to coast, sports fans are becoming more involved in game day than simply watching from the sidelines. Streamlined mobile access, in-play markets and interactive casino options have changed how many people engage with their favorite matchups. Game nights across America do not look quite like they used to. Instead of simply sinking into <p>The post How Sports Betting Participation Is Changing Across the United States first appeared on Raptology.</p>
