ScHoolboy Q
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ScHoolboy Q is a Lowkey Rap Star After “Blank Face LP” Sales
Drake’s “Views” was the only thing standing between Q and another number one album.
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ScHoolboy Q Says the World Is on Kendrick Lamar’s Dick. Is He Right?
“They suck Kendrick dick so much.”
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ScHoolboy Q on Gun Control: “From Officers, From Everybody. It Should Be No Guns”
From police shootings to gang violence, Gangster Q says his one wish would be to rid the world of gun violence.
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ScHoolboy Q Kills Hope for Black Hippy Album
Bad news for TDE fans: “We don’t like rapping with each other no more. That’s old for us now.”
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ScHoolboy Q – Black THougHts (Pt. 3)
Artist: ScHoolboy Q Track: Black THougHts (Pt. 3) Producer: Willie B Album: Blank Face LP
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Why 2Pac Has a Songwriting Credit on ScHoolboy Q’s ‘Blank Face’ Album
20 years after his death Tupac’s legacy lives on through Groovy Q’s new album. Here’s how…
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ScHoolboy Q “Blank Face” 1 Listen Album Review
More than two years after his new school classic “Oxymoron,” Groovy Q is back with an album that’s even darker and deeper.
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Kendrick’s on the Track, But ScHoolboy Q Killed the “THat Part (Black Hippy Remix)”
The Black Hippy crew reunite and it’s time for a good ol’ fashioned game of “Who had the best verse?”
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ScHoolboy Q – THat Part (Black Hippy Remix)
Artist: ScHoolboy Q Track: THat Part (Black Hippy Remix) Feat. Black Hippy Producer: Cardo, YeX, Cubeatz & Sounwave ScHoolboy Q’s “THat Part (Black Hippy Remix)” is currently available for digital purchase on iTunes and streaming via Spotify.
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ScHoolboy Q’s Good With Fan Support of “THat Part”: “I’m the 3rd Biggest Rapper Right Now?”
TDE label head Top Dawg scolded fans for not supporting “THat Part” but Q says, “I don’t know what he’s talking about.”
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ScHoolboy Q – Tookie Knows II: Part (2) ft. Traffic & TF
Artist: ScHoolboy Q Track: Tookie Knows II: Part (2) Producer: Nez & Rio Album: Blank Face LP
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ScHoolboy Q on “Overtime” with Miguel: “The [Label] Made Me Put That on the Album”
At his ‘Blank Face LP’ listening party in New York City, ScHoolboy Q labeled his Miguel collaboration as industry politics.