HipHopDx Interviews
Masta Ace: A Long Hot Career
The living legend Masta Ace speaks on his supposed retirement, reminisces about the Juice Crew days and explains his 6 year hiatus.
Behind the Boards: Rick Rock
His resume is official: <b>Jay-Z</b>'s "Change The Game," <b>Fabolous</b>' "I Can't Deny It," <b>Busta Rhymes</b>' "Make It Clap," <b>Xzibit</b>'s "Symphony In X Major" and much more!
Remy Ma: Straight Up, No Chaser
With the Terror Squad Hit "Lean Back" tearing up MTV, BET, the club and just about everywhere else. HHDX grabbed Remy Ma to ask her: what's up, and what's up with the crew?
Consequence: Kanye West & Q-Tip Part of The Fam
<b>Consequence</b> met <b>Kanye</b> at the right time. The multi Platinum producer/rapper was searching for an MC to get on his Roc-A Fella debut but was <b>Q-Tip</b>
Lloyd Banks: G-Unit's Most Lyrical MC
G-Unit is at the top of its game. With 50's debut selling 11 million CDs worldwide, and their group effort reaching multi-Platinum status too, the rest of the Unit are now ready to release their solo CDs. First up: Lloyd Banks' The Hunger For More.
Erick Sermon: A Timeless Sermon
What's behind your split with J Records? What video girls sleep with the artists? R.Kelly helped you stop the press? All these questions and more answered in this exclusive interview with Eric Sermon.
Mirror Image: Hip Hop and Sports
Madison Square Garden, Knicks Vs. Nets, 100 feet of each other, were Fat Joe, Ja Rule, Jay-Z and Nas, not to mention Irv Gotti and Beyonc
Jadakiss: The Best lyricist?
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Kid Capri: Game Over
Kid Capri is many things, endorsement deals with Burger King, his own ringtone that can be downloaded through T mobile and Urban World Wireless.
INDUSTRY 101: BET's Steven Hill
Ever believe that a former high school teacher would be running Programming for BET? That means everything you see on BET is because he choose it. Who is Steven Hill? Find out...
Kardinal Offishall: In Waiting
Kardinal Offishall is ready to Blow, guest appearances include legendary emcees Busta Rhymes and Pharoah Monch, with production by Timberland, The Neptunes and EPMD's DJ Scratch.
Method Man: The Return of Clifford Smith
Just Cliff, runnin' round the island slanging and jackin' motherfu*kas...you know doing the everyday struggle to keep ahead of the po-po.
Eightball & MJG: Living Legends
They are intrenched in the lives of Nelly & Ludacris! In the game longer than Bad Boy this Southern duo feels right at home with <b>P. Diddy</b>. They were the first rap act from Memphis to go Platinum...
Hip Hop Ramblings...The Plug
This is just how we have to do sometimes. The key is, we can admit that we are utterly shameless and that is the first step to recovery.
Black Eyed Peas: Getting Retarded?
"There was a lot of personal destruction within the band, I was spending $80 a day on booze. I was dropping 'x' three or four times a week. It was crazy.
Critical Minded
Sorry Kanye, I didn
BET Spring Bling 2004
BET proved they are <b>#1</b> when it comes to supporting Hip Hop, or did they? With each ticket admitting up to five people to see the likes of: <b>Juvenile</b>, <b>Jagged Edge</b>, <b>50 Cent</b>, <b>Trina</b> ....could u really go wrong?
I-20: Self Explanatory
This <b>Disturbing Tha Peace</b> member stole the show on Ludacris' "Move B***h," one of 2002's biggest hits. Claiming he reps the "Disturbed" in <b>Disturbing Tha Peace</b>, he's about to show us why on his debut, <I>Self Explanatory.</I>
West coast State Of Mind: BACK!!!!
There is a bunch of wack shit crackin
Lil' Flip: U Gotta Feel Me
With his own hit, "Game Over" and cameos on <b>Beyonce's "Naughty Girl" and <b>J-Kwon's "Tipsy" remixes, u gotta feel him.
