The prodigious producer was up for a Best Rap Album trophy for his collaboration with Common, “The Auditorium Vol. 1,” and Best Rap Performance for “When the Sun Shines Again” featuring Posdnuos.
In what seems like an ongoing nightmare with no end in sight, the Los Angeles wildfires continue to wreak havoc on Southern California.
Pete Rock and Common may have to face the legal eagle known as MC Shan!
2024 was a crazy year, but it was actually a really good year for Hip-Hop. Check out some of the best albums of the year, but we left space for you to tell us YOUR favorite!
There was no shortage of jokes following the Biden vs. Trump showdown on Thursday night (June 27).
According to the Juice Crew O.G., he received a check out of the blue for the sample of “The Bridge” found on the duo’s new single, “Wise Up.”
Common was one of the many rappers who performed at the star-studded Hip-Hop 50 Live at Yankee Stadium in August.
The Mount Vernon duo was honored for their contributions to Hip-Hop culture earlier this week as part of the 2023 Power & Music Awards.
On Sunday (April 16), the lauded Hip-Hop producer took his thoughts to Twitter, writing in part, “AI is mad disrespectful and if y’all dont see that but think this AI stuff is dope then you are a part of the problem.”
Legendary Hip Hop producer Pete Rock has vowed to abandon Twitter following the release of King’s Disease III, the third installment of Nas and Hit-Boy’s ongoing King’s Disease album series. Boasting 16 tracks, as well as one bonus cut called “Til My Last Breath,” the project had social media buzzing—but not just because of Nas’ […]
Pete Rock slammed Diddy for using the “Chocolate Boy Wunda” moniker despite it being the legendary producer’s longtime nickname.
Legendary producer Pete Rock claimed drill rap “disrupts the soul” and said “nobody speaks up on this trash.”
Canibus takes a moment to REALLY put that Pete Rock situation in context. Nothing but love for his fellow Hip-Hop Legend.
It looks like beef has broken out between Pete Rock and Canibus, but there is more to this than meets the eye. Look at that that happened today…here:
Legendary DJ/Producer Pete Rock wants his money he says he is owed from mogul rapper Nas and says he will sue if necessary.
Learn about the money-earning Mt. Vernon king, Heavy D and the early Violator/ Bronx native show rockers.
Everyone hoped to see Jay-Z on Instagram, but when he hopped off, there was a lot of speculation. Now, there’s even more.
On October 8, The Hip-Hop Museum of Washington, DC is hosting a distinguished induction ceremony. Several legendary acts from the culture will be honored at the event.
“Hip Hop is America’s largest cultural export.”
AllHipHop caught up with Pete Rock, who was posted in the studio in New York brainstorming new music and beats. Read as we discuss his new project, his take on today’s rap game, recording “T.R.O.Y.” and Nas’ “The World Is Yours,” who he’d like to work with, his Jamaican roots, Kool Herc’s influence, and more!
