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Musical legend Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliott does what she does best, set the standard for music videos, with her latest, "Why I Still Love You." Missy croons about a man she has no business loving as she travels through different decades with her group "The

Cardi B has big plans for life after music and we're not mad at her. The outspoken rapper, who has been very vocal online, primarily due to the actions of President Trump, is thinking about going into politics one day.

Atlanta rapper 2 Chainz celebrates his city and the football, basketball, and baseball teams with his two single, "Falcons Hawks Braves." Accompanied by a music video, directed by Terrius Mykel, the Def Jam talent rolls through the city with a few juicy booty

Dancehall star Konshens enter the drip era with a music video for "Drippin Sauce." In the clip, the Jamaican emcee hangs with friends, beds another man's chick, and warns haters that he always has his piece close, evident in the final seconds of the visual.

The Game reveals the music video for his Anderson .Paak -assisted single, "Stainless." In the clip, directed by Aaron "A.G." Green, the West Coast artists roll up in style, both in Lamborghinis, as they hit the block in Los Angeles to politic with friends and

Remember the last "Karate Kid" movie, the one with Jaiden Smith and Jackie Chan? Imagine the main character growing up, and not only becoming very efficient in martial arts, but also an effective rapper.

When Dayton, OH rapper Young Vader released his single, "Road Runnin," he never expected that the song would get on as quickly as it did.

Coming from their Electronic Beat Empire (EBE) Record label, Hip-Hop legends Ice-T and Mr. X have released their latest music project The Brutal EP.

King Combs shares his complete and utter affection for the ultimate music era with a dedicated mixtape 90's Baby.

Strange Music signees Stevie Stone and JL are keeping it in the family by releasing their joint project Kontra-Band . The album's title is a nod to the popular 1980s video game 'Contra,' which featured two characters running and gunning their way to the top.

Some may call him Snoop Doggy Dogg, Snoop Lion, Uncle Snoop, Coach Snoop, but the world views him as a hip-hop legend. Almost three decades ago, the Long Beach native introduced himself to the world and evolved under the guidance of hip-hop producer, Dr.

Music platform Audiomack taps A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie to remake three of his smash hits with a professional orchestra for their 'Trap Symphony' series.