CeeLo Green and Danger Mouse confirmed their Gnarls Barkley partnership ends with the final album, Atlanta, dropping March 6.
Queen Latifah performed at Fort Lauderdale Beach to support HIV/AIDS organizations during the 21st Annual Florida AIDS Walk & Music Festival.
Joshua Joyce was sentenced to 25 years in prison after being convicted of murdering Carlos Brown, the Fayetteville rapper who mentored J. Cole.
Jonathan Majors is making another high-stakes move, but this is as far from Marvel as possible.
Wiz Khalifa's legal team failed to overturn his Romanian drug conviction as the appeals court upheld a nine-month prison sentence.
Domani Harris released "Ms Jackson," targeting 50 Cent through psychological warfare rather than street threats in the ongoing family feud.
Gwinnett County DA won't file charges in T-Hood's August shooting death, citing insufficient evidence and self-defense determination.
Diddy may testify in Keefe D's murder trial to contradict claims about Tupac's 1996 killing, defense attorneys revealed.
Beyoncé terminated her $10 million Cotswolds estate project after discovering the 58-acre plot faced significant flooding risks.
50 Cent partnered with Sky and Starz to executive produce Fightland, an eight-episode British boxing drama series.
Here’s Why You Must Have A Sweet Treat After A Healthy Noon Meal A mid-day meal is often the perfect opportunity to indulge in a little something sweet, and incorporating a dessert can transform an ordinary lunch into a more enjoyable experience. Beyond satisfying cravings, a carefully chosen treat adds a touch of delight and <p>The post Here’s Why You Must Have A Sweet Treat After A Healthy Noon Meal first appeared on Raptology.</p>
Hip-hop has always been obsessed with the concept of the “come up.” It is a genre built entirely on risk. You bet on your talent, you bet on your crew and you bet on escaping your circumstances. It is no surprise, then, that once the money actually starts rolling in, that appetite for risk doesn’t <p>The post Stacks on Deck: The Deep Connection Between Hip-Hop Royalty and High-Stakes Gambling first appeared on Raptology.</p>
At just 19 years old, RainRyze is already carving out a space for himself in hip-hop that feels both emotionally raw and technically sharp. Born Joshua Salazar and raised in New Mexico, the young artist represents a new generation of independent voices who aren’t chasing trends—they’re chasing truth. From the quiet weight of internal battles to the <p>The post RainRyze: Turning Storms Into Soundtrack for the Overthinkers first appeared on Raptology.</p>
In 2026, platforms will compete less on slogans and more on rhythm. The best ones recognize the subtle beats of user behavior: when you check your phone, what you tap when bored, how quickly you want feedback, how long your patience lasts. Engagement features may seem harmless – a nice animation, a small reward, a <p>The post The Smartest Platforms Don’t “Advertise” – They Design Habits first appeared on Raptology.</p>
Music has always been representative of the realities, ambitions, and lifestyles of the people who create it. The theme of betting has become increasingly visible in recent years, particularly in genres that focus on risk, confidence, and financial success. Allusions to betting, gambling, and large payouts have become part of the standard symbols of wealth <p>The post The Business of Betting Mentions in Music first appeared on Raptology.</p>
After a brief hiatus, J.Cole is back with the announcement of his long-awaited album, The Fall-Off. On Wednesday (Jan. 14), the Fayetteville rapper released a short visual unveiling the release date of February 6. A few hours later, Cole then premiered a new record titled, “Disc 2 Track 2”. “I persevered through the worst, my thirst to adhere is a curse,” he raps. “My life, I see it in reverse, I first appeared in a hearse, the driver steered to The post J.Cole Announces ‘The Fall-Off’ Release Date & Drops New Song “Disc 2 Track 2” first appeared on Rap Radar.
As A$AP Rocky’s long-overdue album, Don’t Be Dumb, finally nears, the Harlem rapper releases its latest offering “Helicopters”. Directed by Dan Streit, the video game-inspired clip centers Flacko inciting riots through a city while leading police on a chase in a stolen chopper. “Pull up to the church in my hoodie then / I’m ’bout to get money for surely then / I ridе around in an all-pink Mercedes, thе pussy whip / Like Killa Cam, my braids lookin’ like The post A$AP Rocky Goes Dumb In “Helicopters” first appeared on Rap Radar.
Larry June trucks along in the new year with his latest release, “Who Coppin”. Over a lush instrumental by Teeko and June Santana, the San Francisco rapper delivers his motivational raps with a sprinkle of swag. “Let’s take it back to 2012, hundred K up / Still feelin’ low, still feelin’ stuck / Know I’m livin’ wrong, tryna do right / Dropped out of school, put my heart in this mic.” The post Larry June Drops New Single “Who Coppin” first appeared on Rap Radar.
Setting up a betting account isn’t just typing your name and hitting “Join.” It’s the foundation for everything that comes next. Do it right once, and every deposit, withdrawal, and bet will be effortless. Rush through it, and you’ll end up dealing with blocked payouts or account issues that could’ve been avoided. Spending a few <p>The post How to Log In and Set Up Your Account first appeared on Raptology.</p>
Cardi B re-ups her “ErrTime” record with an alternate remix featuring Jeezy. On heels of its previous remix featuring Latto, the Atlanta rapper opens up the “Snow Mix” with his trapping bars and signature ad-libs. “Re-up like Alaska, snow mountain, you can ski (Ow) / Ten bricks for a show, damn right, that’s the fee (Yeah) / Lawn chair a nigga, stand right, I never fold / Snowman, bitch, yeah, this shit I say is cold (Woah).” The original record The post Cardi B Links With Jeezy “ErrTime” first appeared on Rap Radar.
