“Humoring Kanye’s political rhetoric doesn’t just reflect a lack of education and disenchantment with electoral politics, but the luxury to be apathetic.”
Akon’s discomfort echoes a national sentiment and has the potential to be a potent call to action.
We agree. Your move, Washington.
"We all know a racist is in office."
In an impassioned, moving speech, Drizzy reminds his fans that no one man will tear this world apart.
The Atlanta buzzmaker pledged his loyalty to Uber's chief rival Lyft.
He's dedicated his career to avoiding it, but Drake has a responsibility to use his fame and influence for good.
“Those guys are doing just amazing work and they’re wonderful young men.”
During a recent interview, Kehlani explained her thoughts on Colin Kaepernick's continuing protest.
Anyone who thinks YG is lying about being visited by the Secret Service obviously don't know the government's long history of censoring rap music.
Everlast blasts Trump for playing "Jump Around" at rallies: "If I met Donald Trump, I'd punch him in his f*cking face."
From Mac Miller to J. Cole and beyond, hip-hop's becoming increasingly vocal in its fight against Trump.
Obama is the only president I've really known as an adult, choosing who gets my vote next will mean turning to hip-hop.
Killer Mike proves that it's bigger than hip-hop by sitting down with a Democratic presidential candidate.