Macklemore doesn't need to apologize for his Grammy win. The Grammy Committee uses an inherently flawed process, and Hip Hop has yet to create a credible alternative to honor its own culture.
Macklemore's win over Kendrick Lamar wasn't the first time the Grammy Committee got it wrong. Here are 10 other times we disagreed with the "Best Rap Album" Award.
Highlights from HipHopDX's 2014 Grammy Week experience.
Musicians behind the resurgence of "modern breaks" powering hits by Jay Z and other popular emcees weigh in on infiltrating mainstream music's scene.
Exclusive: T-Pain revisits how his broken iPhone netted him a hit with Wiz Khalifa, spending five weeks with Kanye West on "Good Life" and other wild stories from his hit singles.
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, HipHopDX looks at 10 Rap songs that pay tribute to MLK and other leaders in the Civil Rights Movement.
Exclusive: In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we look at excerpts from interviews with Killer Mike, Tech N9ne and others about race and class relations in America.
From Jay Z & Samsung's multi-platium partnership to Pharrell's chart domination, HipHopDX details the artists who brought home plaques this year.
Before getting too deep into 2014, HipHopDX looks forward to upcoming albums from Q-Tip, Fashawn & ScHoolboy Q.
With roughly 359 days remaining in 2014, HipHopDX looks at Troy Ave, Logic, Joey Fatts and a list of other artists potentially poised for a breakout year.
In hopes of finding a happy medium, we looked at five albums rated significantly higher by the readers than they were by HipHopDX.
From Kanye West's "Yeezus" to Drake's "Nothing Was The Same," we highlight five albums that got high marks from HipHopDX but not from our readership.
Chance the Rapper takes center stage, as HipHopDX shines the light on Rap's rising stars of 2013.
As 2013 comes to a close, HipHopDX looks back at Eminem's "Marshall Mathers LP2" and the rest of our favorite 25 albums of the year.
They were free, but HipHopDX highlights the top 10 mixtapes we would've gladly paid for in 2013.
HipHopDX rounds up a list of the year's biggest producers; Mike WiLL Made-It and Alchemist are back again alongside some of 2013's best.
Bearing in mind we're unable to review every album as it's buzzing, HipHopDX catches up on reviews for Quadron's "Avalanche," Thundercat's "Apocalypse" and Castle's "Gasface."
It's bigger than Hip Hop, and Jhene Aiko and a select group of other artists highlight our favorite non-Rap offerings of 2013.
The 2013 HipHopDX Year End Awards honors Readers' Choice Album of the Year, Instagram of the Year, and Tweet of the Year.
Exclusive: Nipsey Hussle, Crooked I, Skeme, DJ Mustard, Ty Dolla $ign, RiFF RaFF and YG weigh in from the "Respect The West" showcase with career insights.