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You won't believe who's on this list for the best hood songs created. In this list, The Wrap Up Magazine has listed there Top 5 favorite hood songs. These songs are our picks for a debut into the industry. These artist came in smooth with a hit song that will last a lifetime.
Slim Jesus still secures the spot as one of the most highest viewed interviews on @vladtv channel. Why is this? Well its because he was so controversial at the time he came out in 2014-2015.
Back in the early 2010s no one would believe T.D.E by now wouldn’t be the top rap label in Hip Hop. They had a roster of hungry, young and capable talent, and what made it even more special was they weren’t some gimmicky rappers surviving of one popular song, or social media plant famous for a Tik Tok dance or one hit wonder that disappeared after a failed debut album.
Fresh from the release of his 11th studio album “INSANO”, Kid Cudi invites Zane Lowe into his home to discuss the project, his retirement from music, relationship with Ye, and more.
Billboard Magazine's recent declaration that Jay-Z is the greatest rapper of all time, surpassing legends like Tupac and Biggie, has sparked significant dissent among hip-hop enthusiasts. Some fellow rappers have joined the controversy, asserting that Billboard's list is biased.
In light of Memphis Bleek speaking about his longtime friendship with Jay-Z on "Drink Champs," we take a look back at his 2014 interview. After being asked about his thoughts on Game naming him one of the worst rappers, Memphis Bleek went on to react to Jay-Z and other Roc-A-Fella artists being linked to the Illuminati.
Being one the hottest female rappers in the game doesn’t shield you from a healthy bout of nerves.
Just ask Latto, who at the age of 24 can already count herself among the new wave of hip-hop queens while also enjoying crossover success in reality TV.
The Atlanta native had to center herself while collaborating with hip-hop pioneer Rakim to remake his 1992 classic, “Don’t Sweat the Technique.”
The Wrap Up Magazine is back with another round of Celebrity Match Ups. This time they return with a versus between Kendrick Lamar and J.Cole. Who would you pick as the best artist?
Prodigy (R.I.P.) getting his feelings off his chest pertaining to the state of the rap game the day before he was set to do a 3-year prison sentence. While he didn’t have much good things to say about the rappers making noise in 2008, I have a feeling he would have had even less of an appreciation for the cast of clowns calling themselves rappers in 2020 and beyond.
Boosie Badazz revisits his “Rocket Man” single with the official remix featuring Jeezy and Kodak Black.
On the revamped version of his ode to Takeoff, Boosie delivers a new verse where he touches on life.
If you don't know who Lil Reese is, Chief Keef featured Lil Reese in his smash song "I Don't Like. which paved the path for him to work with other rappers, including Lil Baby.
In the early 2010s, he emerged from Chicago's drill culture and quickly gained recognition for his collaborations with Chief Keef and Fredo Santana.
In the new book about written by the hip hop cop, which is titled "Notorious Cops" goes into several crime scenarios involving hip hop and hip-hop artists. In this he talks about the quad shooting, goes into bigge, to Jay-Z stabbing Un Rivera, hot 97 situations, and Busta Rhymes' many robberies.
Today's lifestyle is changing rapidly even as we speak. The culture today is a completely different breed than what was born in the 80's and 90's. Ghettos in the United States are typically urban neighborhoods perceived as being high in crime and poverty.
If you don’t know about Ice Spice by now, you’re being marked tardy. She’s a Bronx-native rapper who has been rising as the hip-hop world’s newest darling. And if you don’t believe us, maybe you’ll believe Beyoncé, who just made the 23-year-old one of the faces of her latest Ivy Park x Adidas campaign.
Lyrics have always been the most important factor in hip hop music. From the early days in the 70s and 80s all the way until today, the most efficient way for a rapper to gain respect is to have bars.
People might say that lyrics matter less on hip hop these days than they did back in the 90s, and that may be true, but there’s no denying that there aren’t still some great lyricists around.
Drake, J. Cole, and Kendrick Lamar were three of the best-selling rappers of the 2010s. They released their debut albums in succession (2010, 2011, and 2012), and the age difference between the iconic emcees is only two years. Each of the thought-provoking recording artists has Grammy awards on their resume, with legions of fans who will vouch for their superiority as lyricists.
However, when it comes to the writers and editors at the New York Times, they have determined that Kendrick Lamar reigns supreme, which is an accomplishment considering that media outlets on the East Coast, whether they're hip-hop based, pop culture magazines or daily newspapers, have historically heaped such praise on rappers in their region, for the most part.
