David Banner has had a lengthy tenure in Hip-Hop, but his personal and professional growth will take him above and beyond if all goes according to plan. Over the past few years, he’s undergone intense self-reflection and transformation to emerge as his highest self to date. He’s overcome mental challenge, distanced himself from negative influences […]
Teddy Riley is working hard to reinforce his legacy in the modern era and that includes the streets and the music.
Harry-O is back. In this deep interview, the former drug lord and Death Row Records co-founder explains why he’s community first.
Grafh is one of the more revered rappers, but mainstream success has avoided him. And yet, in 2024, he is more powerful than ever as a testimony of resilience and evolution. Read up or watch this incredible interview.
Beanie Sigel was once known as the “Broad Street Bully,” but now he wants people to vote.
Former artist under Diddy, G. Dep is back and discussing his friend’s legal battles and how their brief reunion went.
We caught up with Jadakiss at HBCU Week and talked about his commitment to supporting HBCUs, health and wellness in the community, and staying active in the fight for progress.
Ice-T continues to lead the way. The OG talks to Chuck “Jigsaw” Creekmur about everything from Hip-Hop to Donald Trump.
Fat Trel has been through a lot and he’s got a new project that points him in the right direction. Read how he’s doing after the loss of his best friend to the streets.
Joey Bada$$, Megan Thee Stallion, Offset, Serayah, BkThaRula, Black Coffee, Duckworth, Skilla Baby and David Banner partake in events honoring the greats of Hip-Hop and R&B.
Watch this unhinged, unfiltered conversation with megastar Tyrese.
Tyrese is here to inject more soul in R&B with a new album that gives old school soul vibes.
Tyrese is entertaining and educating in his latest cinematic offering, “1992.” The movie is also the last film starring the late, great Ray Liotta. Check out how they beat the odds!
Rapman’s super Netflix series “Supacell” has already been approved for a second season. Chuck “Jigsaw” Creekmur talks to the UK creative about what he wants for Black people with super powers.
“Deb’s House” opened a Pandora’s box of conversation. And now, we talk to Deb Antney about all of the issues that has her passionate for change in music.
KRS-One explains why his new march for peace is necessary for Hip-Hop culture. August 11th in The Bronx, it goes down. Details here!
SugarHill DDot has experienced some of the worst situations the streets have to offer, but he continues to see his star rise. He talks to Chuck “Jigsaw” Creekmur and DJ Thoro about how he’ll make it.
Documentarian Tariq Nasheed is back to defend his “Microphone Check” movie, which has garnered considerable controversy.
Don’t worry, our review of “Deadpool And Wolverine” won’t spoil the movie for you. Maximum Effort! Check it out.
NLE Choppa has re-risen. He’s morphed from a gun-toting trapper to a spiritual woke, s###-loving savant. AllHipHop first interviewed the Memphis, Tennessee rapper as a teenager shortly after releasing “Shotta Flow.” But now, much has changed. He’s a father and almost 22 years old. AllHipHop‘s Chuck “Jigsaw” Creekmur recently caught up with NLE Choppa, who […]
