Ghostface Killah’s classic Iron Man is officially 20-years-old.
To celebrate the release, DJ VinRican runs through some of the samples on the Wu-Tang Clan member’s epic release on the latest edition of #WaxOnly.
Ghostface Killah’s classic Iron Man is officially 20-years-old.
To celebrate the release, DJ VinRican runs through some of the samples on the Wu-Tang Clan member’s epic release on the latest edition of #WaxOnly.
(AllHipHop News) Rapper Rick Ross has been hit with a massive tax lien from the IRS, which claims he owes over $5 million in taxes.
According to the feds, Rick Ross, born William Leonard Roberts II, currently owes three years with of taxes, from 2012-2014.
Ross biggest tax bill came from 2012, when he owed $4.6 million in alone.
The IRS is also looking for $570,000 for both 2013 and 2014 and have already put a lien on the rapper.
Rick Ross is also still facing trial for kidnapping, aggravated assault, and aggravated battery, for allegedly pistol whipping a groundskeeper he found partying on the grounds of his Atlanta estate.
Russell Simmons recently sat down with “The Cruz Show,” where he explained that at one point, he was pretty cool with Republican presidential hopeful, Donald Trump.
Russ also talks about his latest company, All Def Digital.

Nobody wants to believe it, but Ace Hood and Khaled did some really good work when they were working together. They had a good run, but now they are at odds like a MF! It seems as though, the beef has gone completely negative. Negative = DJ Khaled has Ace under lock and key contractually.
And, now Ace Hood wants out.
Oh this is a classic saga that we have seen play out over time and time again with many urban griots. Now, dude this stings. Ace is dope, but guess what DJ Khaled wants for his former fam’s contract? A cool MILLION. That’s right people – a ONE followed by SIX zeros.
I know Ace Hood is dope, but nobody is going to pay that.
The question I have is: why didn’t Ace Hood pop? I don’t know honestly.

Producer Salaam Remi discusses how he got started in the music industry.
(AllHipHop News) Jay Z, Beyoncé, Chance The Rapper, J. Cole, and Big Sean made it clear which candidate they would like to see in the White House.
On Friday, the music stars performed at a Hillary Clinton campaign rally in Cleveland, Ohio.
Tidal has now released a video featuring footage of Jay, Bey and the other’s hitting the stage in the battleground state.
The event also featured the entertainers calling on their fellow American citizens to exercise their right to vote in the November 8 presidential election.
Beyoncé told the Cleveland crowd, “Less than 100 years ago women did not have the right to vote. Look how far we’ve come from having no voice to being on the brink of making history.”
“So many people fought for these rights. So many people lost their lives for us to even have the opportunity to vote,” Jay Z says in the Tidal clip. “I think we owe it to them. It’s a major disservice if we don’t go out and let our voice be heard.”
(AllHipHop News) A judge has ruled The Game’s sexual assault accuser cannot get access to his financial records.
Priscilla Rainey had requested access to the rapper’s books so she could determine his net worth ahead of the trial.
But her request was denied because she failed to accurately follow the court’s procedural rules, according to reports.
Rainey is suing The Game, real name Jayceon Taylor, for $10 million, claiming he sexually assaulted her while filming a scene in a Los Angeles bar for his reality TV show “She’s Got Game,” in which women compete for his affections.
Rainey has been given leave to refile her request before the start of the trial in just under two weeks.
The 36-year-old, who tried to get the lawsuit dismissed in February, previously blasted Rainey’s allegations on Instagram.
“(She) is a liar,” Game wrote. “Every girl on that show will tell u I never touched this chick or ever desired to be anywhere near her. She got kicked off the show & as a result she filed this lame lawsuit which was probably her intentions before the show was ever even started.”
Meanwhile the “Hate It Or Love It” hitmaker’s lawyer has asked the judge overseeing the case to dismiss Rainey’s request to prohibit her “promiscuous” sexual history from being used in court.
The rapper is hoping allegations she was a prostitute and was arrested for theft will help him win favor with the jury when the trial begins.
The case will head to trial in November unless a settlement can be reached.
Check out the Maybach Music Group remix to Solange’s banger “Cranes in the Sky.”
Solange tapped MMG boss Rick Ross to appear on the remix to the song, which is taken from her critically acclaimed album A Seat At The Table.
Atlanta Rapper Jeezy stopped by Power 106 and did a trap remix of the children’s book “Llama Llama Red Pajama.”
Wisco Kidz, who hail from Green Bay, Wisconsin, have built a dedicated fan base throughout the Midwest since their inception in 2011.
Check out their latest single:
Chicago rapper Famous Dex unleashes a new song called “Copy Me.”
Famous flips an offbeat flow over a dark beat, explaining why fake rappers shouldn’t be copying him.
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Ace Hood returns with the fourth installment of his “Body Bag” mixtape series.
Take a listen to the 12-track release below:
J.R. Donato checks in with a song called “Word To Yams.” Playboi Carti drops a few nice verses.
(AllHipHop News) Chicago rapper Soulja Boy is entangled in a new beef, in which he once again threatened to kill a rival.
Soulja Boy is beefing with a Chicago rapper named Rico Recklezz, who offered up some support for Lil Yachtie, after Soulja Boy threatened him and dared him to come to Chicago on social media posts.
Rico Recklezz offered up some support to Lil Yachtie and told him he was welcomed in Chicago at any time (in so many words).
Soulja Boy didn’t take kindly to Lil Yachtie’s alliance with Rico Recklezz, and the situation devolved from there.
Over the weekend, Soulja Boy threatened to put a $100,000 hit on Rico Recklezz during an exchange between the pair on social media, before deleting the posts.
Rico Recklezz apparently captured the now deleted tweets, and posted them to his Instagram page.
Thankfully, it appears the Chicago rapper isn’t taking things too serious, and instead challenged Soulja Boy to a boxing match.
But, the violence in Chicago is real.
Over the weekend, 9 people were killed and another 42 were injured during shootings in the latest outburst of the city, between Friday and Sunday.
It appears that Soulja Boy’s threats also scare some of his rivals.
Just last week, Soulja was sued by New Orleans rapper Skrill Dilly, for allegedly putting out a $10,000 hit on him for stepping Soulja’s feud with ex-girlfriend, Nia Riley.
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Mary J. Blige just unveiled the new video for “Thick Of It.”
The song somes in anticipation of her forthcoming full-length album, Strength Of A Woman, due out later this year.
Mary J. Blige is currently co-headlining the King + Queen of Hearts World Tour alongside Maxwell.
The pair will kick off US dates on November 5th in Baltimore with stops in New York, Detroit, Atlanta, Miami, Los Angeles, Las Vegas among others before and wrapping on December 14TH in Chicago.
(AllHipHop News) Wale is being sued for allegedly skipping out on a performance in New York over the summer, according to a new lawsuit filed against the rapper.
According to TMZ.com, Wale was hired by Upfront and Personal Global, the promoters who paid $25,000 upfront to perform.
The promoters claim Wale signed a contract and received two wire payments of $12,500, but the rapper was AWOL the day of the show.
The promoters claim to make matters worse, Wale never gave an explanation as to why he ditched the performance.
The rapper is being sued for $25,000 plus interest .
(AllHipHop News) Scott “Kid Cudi” Mescudi received overwhelming support after revealing he was checking himself into rehab for depression and suicidal urges.
Both fans and other artists began acknowledging the creator of Man On The Moon: The End Of Day for being an influential force in their lives.
One of those supporters is Atlanta rapper OG Maco. As a sign of appreciation to Cudi, Maco recently released the 6-track project For Scott.
“I wish nothing but the best for Scott. I can’t put a value on how much he touched my life. I honestly cannot,” Maco tells AllHipHop.com. “It’s a lot of moments where I wouldn’t have made it without Cudi. He didn’t know it. Even that realization right there helps you keep going.”
He adds, “Even this year with [Maco sings] ‘beautiful morning,’ people are really starting their day with that. He’s giving people joy at the darkest time in his life. So I really hope he finds whatever he needs to be happy. I hope he focuses on himself because he did so much for us.”
Kid Cudi made his first public appearance since leaving rehab at ComplexCon this weekend in California.
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(AllHipHop News) Hip Hop group De La Soul will be hitting the streets of New York City later this month.
The trio has been announced as part of the lineup of performers for the 90th Annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.
Other acts tapped for the holiday event include Tony Bennett, Sarah McLachlan, Aloe Blacc, Chloe x Halle, Fitz & the Tantrums, and Kelsea Ballerini.
De La Soul dropped their eighth studio album And The Anonymous Nobody… in August.
The collection – which features Snoop Dogg, Jill Scott, Estelle, Usher, 2 Chainz, and others – has been praised by music critics.
The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade airs November 24 at 9 am on NBC.
(AllHipHop News) Donald Glover is winning in the television arena with his hit series Atlanta.
But is Glover ready to return to music as Childish Gambino?
Both Amazon and AllMusic have listings for a Gambino body of work dropping on December 2.
Gambino has not publicly addressed whether he has a new LP arriving next month, but the rapper/actor did create PHAROS Earth earlier this year.
The app allowed fans to purchase tickets to a Joshua Tree, California listening event in September for his new musical project.
Previously, Gambino released the albums Camp in 2011 and the Grammy-nominated Because The Internet in 2013.
The CG mixtape/EP combination of STN MTN / Kauai hit the web in 2014.


Jeezy’s Trap Or Die 3 came in at the No. 1 slot on the coveted Billboard 200, his third album to do so.
The album, released on October 28, sold roughly 89,000 units, which included 73,000 from traditional brick-n-mortar stores.
All of Jeezy’s albums have made top 10 debuts.
“Over the course of a ten-year partnership, we have watched Jeezy grow as an acclaimed artist, entrepreneur and an enduring creative spirit to be reckoned with ,” said Steve Bartels, CEO of Def Jam Recordings in a statement. “I have tremendous respect for his artistry, tenacity and legendary hustle. All of us at Def Jam are proud to stand next to him and celebrate a great team win.”
Jeezy’s album, 2015’s Church in These Streets, sold more units at 107,000 copies sold, but debuted at No. 4.
Country superstar Kenny Chesney’s Cosmic Hallelujah hit the No. 2 slot selling just shy of 89,000 units earned, according to Billboard. He pushed about 79,000 in traditional album sales.
The position of Meek Mill’s DC4 came in the third slot with 87,000 total units moved.