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Hip-hop music news — drops, albums, charts, beefs-turned-bars, and the sound of the genre.
The Auto-Tune pioneer went live on Twitch and broke down exactly why selling his catalog was the right move — no regrets.
Months after dropping three projects, Drizzy is back in the booth and the culture can't decide how to feel about it.
Months after dropping a full album bundle, Drizzy is already cooking again — and the internet can't decide how to feel.
Nearly a decade later, Dave East opens up about what that iconic Freshman cover really meant for his career and the culture.
The Bronx queen cements her legacy as the most certified female rapper in music history — and the numbers don't lie.
Sales don't lie — these are the records that crossed every lane and changed what hip-hop could do commercially.
Rae Sremmurd's melodic mastermind gets candid about where hip-hop is headed and what it means for artists like him.
Slayr, Chris Patrick, and the rest of the bonus crew showed up and showed out when it mattered most.
DC breaks down why that particular crop of rap talent left a mark that most classes still can't touch.
Skrilla, YKNiece, Trap Dickey and company just stepped into one of rap's most storied proving grounds — here's what it means.
Belcalis stepped in to clarify the lyric before the internet could run wild with its own interpretation.
Chris Patrick, Slayr, and the rest of the 2026 class stepped into the cypher and made their case for rap's next wave.
The Gangsta Grillz legend steps into the XXL spotlight and reminds everybody why he's been the culture's backbone for decades.
Herbo opens up about why that particular class felt destined, not just lucky — and the culture agrees.
The Rack City rapper is ditching the present and diving headfirst into a neon-soaked, hairspray-heavy era for his next project.
XXL's latest class stepped up to the mic with nothing but their voice and their pen game — and the results are telling.
The 2026 XXL Freshman class keeps delivering, and Miles Minnick's freestyle slot might be the one people replay all summer.
When the internet hands you a catchphrase, you press record — Saucy Santana knows exactly how the game works.
The 2026 XXL Freshman class keeps stacking up, and Sosocamo's freestyle slot says everything about where rap is heading.
The rising rapper debuts a maroon-wigged alter ego, and the culture is already paying attention.
A Louis Vuitton runway debut, a Pharrell beat, and a new Lil Baby album on the horizon — this might be the collab of the year.
One freestyle, one interview, and suddenly everybody's asking the same question: where has Skrilla been hiding?
E-40, Bow Wow, Soulja Boy, and more are hitting the theme park stage — and honestly, we're not mad at it.
The 2026 XXL Freshman class keeps delivering, and YKNiece's freestyle and interview prove she's not here to audition — she's here to take over.
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