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  • Yella Beezy Takes Massive Loss As Judge Allows Rap Songs Into Capital Murder Trial

    Yella Beezy's music is heading to the jury box as a Dallas judge clears two of his tracks as trial evidence.

  • Tay-K Catches Break In Murder Appeal Over Phone Evidence

    Tay-K's murder appeal just got a major boost when a Texas court ordered the trial judge to explain why contested iPhone evidence wasn't suppressed from his case.

  • Outlaw MuddBaby Delivers Summer-Ready Anthem “Habits” Arriving July 31

    Mississippi artist Outlaw MuddBaby blends hip-hop and R&B on “Habits,” a smooth, reflective new single arriving July 31.

  • Women get denied entry to popular restaurant in Houston. Then people see what they were wearing: ‘The world needs a dress code’

    'Places like SHEIN and fashion nova have normalized...people [not having] common sense.'

  • Why entertainment culture is changing expectations around modern living

    From movie streaming to smart audio features, entertainment culture is a common part of American homes. Instead of passive activities, people are engaging in more immersive experiences complete with high-definition visuals, wireless connectivity, and integrated devices. One simulator screen can be used to improve one’s golf swing for friendly competition or enhanced video gaming before …

  • French Montana’s Richard Mille Scandal Gets A Quiet Ending After Nine Months In Federal Court

    French Montana's $1M Richard Mille lawsuit is officially over after a July 27 court filing confirmed the case has been settled.

  • Ludacris Steps Up For Dying Teen & Delivers Final Wish

    Ludacris shows up for a 16-year-old cancer fighter's final wish, creating an unforgettable moment that proves community and generosity can change everything.

  • Suge Knight’s Criminal History: Death Row, Violence and Prison

    At the height of his power, Marion “Suge” Knight controlled one of the most successful and intimidating record companies in American music. Death Row Records released albums that reshaped hip-hop, generated millions of dollars and turned Los Angeles gangsta rap into an international force. Dr. Dre’s The Chronic, Snoop Dogg’s Doggystyle and Tupac Shakur’s All <p>The post Suge Knight’s Criminal History: Death Row, Violence and Prison first appeared on Raptology.</p>

  • Cops Pulled Up On Sauce Walka For All The Wrong Reasons

    What started as a routine tattoo appointment quickly turned into a police response after viewers swatted Sauce Walka during a livestream.

  • Chris Brown May Lose All Tour Revenue To Injured Housekeeper

    Maria Avila's legal team is now hunting Chris Brown's tour earnings with Usher to collect the $13 million judgment he owes her.

  • The Bricc Baby Question: Lul Pab’s Murder, Lil Durk’s Federal Case and the Informant Rumors

    When federal prosecutors accused Lil Durk and five alleged associates of participating in a murder-for-hire conspiracy targeting Quando Rondo, the indictment appeared to confirm that the conflict surrounding King Von’s death had not ended outside the Atlanta nightclub where he was killed. The alleged retaliation surfaced nearly two years later in Los Angeles. Quando Rondo <p>The post The Bricc Baby Question: Lul Pab’s Murder, Lil Durk’s Federal Case and the Informant Rumors first appeared on Raptology.</p>

  • Yung Filly Denies Assault Allegations During Perth Trial

    British rapper, YouTube personality and television presenter Yung Filly has taken the witness stand in his own defense, strongly denying allegations that he raped and violently assaulted a young woman following a 2024 performance in Perth, Australia. Content warning: This report discusses allegations of sexual assault and physical violence. The woman involved cannot be identified <p>The post Yung Filly Denies Assault Allegations During Perth Trial first appeared on Raptology.</p>

  • Flau’jae Johnson Honors Father Camoflauge Through Community Work

    Flau'jae Johnson returns to her Savannah roots with a massive back-to-school giveaway honoring her late father's legacy.

  • Kevin Anglade Confronts Systemic Inequality on Upcoming Album “The Black Box”

    Queens-born artist Kevin Anglade is preparing to release “The Black Box,” a socially conscious album examining the systems, environments and cultural conflicts that shape life within marginalized communities. Set to arrive on all streaming platforms on August 21, 2026, the project finds Anglade addressing subjects that are often avoided in mainstream music. His work explores <p>The post Kevin Anglade Confronts Systemic Inequality on Upcoming Album “The Black Box” first appeared on Raptology.</p>

  • Music and More as Part of a Mindful Lifestyle

    Most of us aren’t using music as the brilliant mindfulness tool it could be. According to Yale researchers, a good tune can be a powerful buffer against things like anxiety and depression. A study published in April of 2025 found that listening to music while performing mindfulness exercises targets neural and cardiac mechanisms in the <p>The post Music and More as Part of a Mindful Lifestyle first appeared on Raptology.</p>

  • DRAZZ Takes “DRAZZTIC” Measures on His Upcoming Two-Song Project

    Nigerian-born Afrobeats artist DRAZZ is preparing to enter a new chapter with DRAZZTIC, a two-song project scheduled for release on August 7. Featuring the tracks “Billie Eilish” and “Eject,” the project follows the emotional rise and fall of a relationship through two connected stories. The title DRAZZTIC is derived from the phrase “drastic measures,” reflecting <p>The post DRAZZ Takes “DRAZZTIC” Measures on His Upcoming Two-Song Project first appeared on Raptology.</p>

  • Hip-Hop Was Never Meant to Be Heard Alone

    Picture the original distribution format: a park jam in the Bronx, one DJ, one MC, and a crowd whose reaction decided on the spot whether a routine lived or died. No uploads, no comments section, no waiting. The verdict arrived in real time, on faces, and everybody could see it. Fifty years later the genre <p>The post Hip-Hop Was Never Meant to Be Heard Alone first appeared on Raptology.</p>

  • Why soccer betting has become a defining part of conversations in hip-hop circles

    It is no longer unusual for a soccer debate to unfold in the same online space as a hip-hop conversation. Fans can move from discussing a rapper’s latest release to analyzing an important match without seeing them as separate interests. It is interesting that soccer has become something that is not only watched but also <p>The post Why soccer betting has become a defining part of conversations in hip-hop circles first appeared on Raptology.</p>

  • J-Tripz Returns With ‘Diabetical,’ a Story of Survival, Reinvention and Awakening

    PARADISE, Nev. – John Henry Hudson III has carried several names, cities and chapters through a long and unpredictable life in hip-hop. Professionally known as J-Tripz, the rapper’s stage name developed from his legal name. John Henry Hudson III became J-Triple, which eventually evolved into J-Tripz. The name reflects both his identity and personality: sharp, <p>The post J-Tripz Returns With ‘Diabetical,’ a Story of Survival, Reinvention and Awakening first appeared on Raptology.</p>

  • You/Yuee (aka Yung Yuee): How One Artist Is Building a Multimedia Universe After Surviving a Life-Changing Shooting

    Few artists are turning real-life tragedy into an entire multimedia universe quite like You/Yuee (aka Yung Yuee). After surviving a shooting that left him paralyzed with a C4 spinal cord injury, the independent artist refused to let his circumstances define the rest of his life. Today, using only eye-gaze technology to create music, write stories, <p>The post You/Yuee (aka Yung Yuee): How One Artist Is Building a Multimedia Universe After Surviving a Life-Changing Shooting first appeared on Raptology.</p>

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