They don’t need to name names — like the title of the new album Clipse dropped today, all they have to do is Let God Sort Em Out. Listen to Clipse’s “Chains & Whips” featuring Kendrick Lamar above.

The Iceman theories are abound. One concludes Drake might also be referencing the character, Tom "Iceman" Kazansky, from the ...

Be careful what you wish for. After Joyner Lucas said clashing with Skepta was the “moment he was waiting for,” the U.K. legend took to the booth and delivered the bristling “Friendly Fire” diss track ...

As the day of Clipse’s long-awaited reunion album, Let God Sort Em Out, approached, the celebrated rap duo composed of ...

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Clipse is back like they never left. The Virginia-based rap duo returns with their first album in 16 years, featuring their ...

Jack Harlow's been relatively quiet since collaborating with Doja Cat earlier this year, but his Generation Now label boss Leighton "Lake" Morrison is telling us great things come for those ...

Skepta’s new track “Friendly Fire” directly disses Joyner Lucas and throws shots at DJ Akademiks and Ebro Darden. A line ...

Indeed, Drake is back. The Toronto MC now appears at the precipice of his thirteenth studio album, ICEMAN, streaming out the ...

The once-in-a-lifetime chance to see my all-time favourite singer SZA perform alongside my favourite rap artist Kendrick ...

To stay in Trump's good graces, the label reportedly demanded cuts to the duo's collab with Kendrick Lamar—so they left.

Oh, and DJ Mustard picked his DJ name because his first name is Dijon. It’s hard to argue with that, honestly.