Kid Ink teams with Machine Gun Kelly and Elle Varner for his latest single and video, "No Miracles", a song that re-counts his come up.

South Side Chicago rap duo Sicko Mobb (Lil Trav and Lil Ceno) recently released their debut FreEP, Super Saiyan Vol.1 , showing off their "bopping" cuts, the latest Chicagoan dance craze.

Rapper Young Jeezy has found himself in a real pickle. According to TMZ , the Atlanta rapper was arrested in his city for battery, false imprisonment, and making terroristic threats against his own son.

If you thought Kanye West's "Yeezus" tour had any hiccups, well think again. The Chi-Town rapper has added new dates to his successful trek, which will see him run through the U.S.

It seems Ludacris will have to face the public embarrassment over his new lovechild, along with possibly paying the piper.

Common spotlights Chi-Town's violence on his new offering "War," produced by No. I.D. "It never stops, like the Muslims and Christians," raps common as he does his part to help bring change to his hometown.

The visual for Maino's "What Happened," featuring Jadakiss, is one that depicts how the New York rap game looks after years of "subpar hip-hop." It can be described as a hip-hopocalypse.

After all the controversy, Jay Z smells success. The rapper/businessman's charity, The Shawn Carter Foundation, earned over a whopping $1 million, a total that will successfully send many underprivileged kids to college through his joint venture with Barney's

Gun violence has been rocking the Hip Hop community for years, but it seems like it has taken a leap as of late. Along with the recent death of T.I.'s Hustle Gang member Doe B.

Azealia Banks and her record label have decided to delay her long-awaited debut album for another two months.

Future jet sets with his Freebandz team in his latest music video for "Maison Margiela." In the Fresh Start Productions- directed clip, the "Sh*t" rapper sits comfortably in a red hoodie as he enjoys the lifestyle he built.

Twenty-one year old Maryland rapper Jay IDK takes Kendrick Lamar's track for "The Heart Pt. 3 (Will You Let It Die?)" and ups the ante with "The Heart 3.5" to vent his thoughts on is experiences in the music industry and his life.