This week was nothing short of iconic as two hip-hop legends, Missy “Misdemeanor” Elliott and Queen Latifah, became the first rap artists to receive the National Medal of Arts! The ceremony, held on Monday, October 21, marked a historic moment for the culture and for two women whose influence has been felt in music, film, and beyond.Â
It's time to take them to school🧑🏾‍🏫! Rapper Lupe Fiasco announced that he will be teaching Rap Theory at the prestigious institution. Please join us as we congratulate Lupe on his latest venture! To read more head over to tvone.tv.
From the beating of Rodney King, to the '92 riots and their aftermath, rappers have been releasing music that reflected the systemic oppression, racism, and brutality that Black communities have faced for decades.
Reality kicked in for Jeezy when he went from living in Japan and Hawaii to being forced to return to the US and live in a trailer with his mom and sister.
Arguably one of the most underrated lyricists of our time, Kurupt reveals the motivation Tupac gave him early on.
We've rounded up three actors who could possibly nail the role.
Only Snoop would make this a thing.
The 49-year-old addresses divorce rumors, jokes about marrying Halle Berry and Rihanna.
More than 70 artists sampled "Juicy Fruit," but The Notorious B.I.G.'s version was the hit that launched the rapper's career, and introduced Mtume to a new generation!
More than 70 artists sampled "Juicy Fruit," but The Notorious B.I.G.'s version was the hit that launched the rapper's career, and introduced Mtume to a new generation!
