Kimye announces the gender of their second child, and Nas details why America is a “false dream.”
Immortal Technique, Pack FM, Poison Pen and others recall the life and influence of Robert Alan “PH” Diaz, also known as Pumpkinhead.
This week on Stray Shots, DX looks into if Drake's comments on New York were correct and if 2015's best albums have no singles.
In our fourth and final installment of "Mount Rushmore," we give you the four artists that currently dominate the Hip Hop landscape.
Maybe the Maybach Music mogul has actually taken on the identity of the persona he's created.
Meek Mill responds to YG getting shot, and Snoop Dogg jokes about being CEO of Twitter.
The internet continues to shade Tyga and question the Charleston Massacre shooter.
Rappers respond to the shooting in Charleston, and Chris Brown and Karrueche Tran continue to attack each other.
On this week's "Stray Shots," we explore five unsolved Hip Hop mysteries that continue to captivate the Hip Hop imagination.
These six releases from Universal Music Enterprises could serve as the perfect emergency Father’s Day gifts.
In part three of our four-part series, we venture that these four emcees ruled Hip Hop from 2005 to 2009.
K. Dot turns 28 today, and the young emcee already has a bevy of classic cuts under his belt. Here, we present 12 of his best so far.
Michael Namikas returns with an essay hypothesizing Tupac's life had he not passed away in 1996.
Ice Cube turns 46 today so we decided to go over 15 classic songs from his illustrious catalog.
Travi$ Scott gets angry at a photographer at Summer Jam, and Nicki Minaj once again responds to her ex, Safaree Samuels.
Jay Z’s possible look after the announcement of Apple Music and Kanye West goes Paleo.
Kevin Gates responds to another racial injustice incident, and Young Thug compares himself to Max B.
Here, the DX staff give 16 of their own picks for lyrics that they'd like to see on the cans of the fizzy, sugary beverage.
In part two of our four-part series, we venture that these four emcees ruled Hip Hop from Y2K to '04.
On this week's Stray Shots, DX explores the recent controversy over Troy Ave's album and if aspirational rap may have an effect on record sales.