RM, who functions as the leader of the group and member of BTS’ rap line (alongside Suga ... at No. 26 on the Billboard 200. Watch RM’s “Do You” music video. Agust D, Suga‘s debut ...

On Video Music Box, the two sought to showcase hip-hop videos and performances. “I would go to places and see these groups perform, record them professionally, and put it on TV,” he says.

Hanumankind, an Indian hip-hop artist ... with his 'Big Dawgs' emote in Fortnite. This collaboration marks a significant moment for Indian artistry, showcasing regional music on a global platform.

Phillip A I Made a Rap Song in 1 Hour #music Posted: May 14, 2025 | Last updated: May 14, 2025 I set out with a goal to make a rap song in one hour. But with not much in the department of musical ...

The album not only hit No. 1 on the Billboard 200 but is now widely recognized as the best rap album of the 2020s. And, ...

In today’s digital age, you would think your favorite rap song would be just a click away ... until Shante rapped about it over Biz’s beat box. Rap edutainment for real.

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For Jack in the Box, the company hopes to improve long-term financial performance by closing up to 200 'underperforming' restaurants. Are there Jack in the Box locations in Ohio that will close?

WNBA superstar Caitlin Clark was name-dropped by LSU's Flau'jae Johnson in a new rap song, and had a perfect reaction to the mention. Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark walks back into the tunnel ...

He gained popularity with his unique mix of rap and melodic sounds, which tell personal stories and connect deeply with listeners. Guasto D’Amore is a song about love, struggles, and emotions.

Hip-hop has been the most dominant genre, and rap fans stream more than anyone. So it's become more common for artists like Travis Scott or Nicki Minaj to drop a song and see it debut at No. 1 in ...

This Hip-Hop song is a personal window into the Wu-Tang veteran’s life and definitely one of his most vulnerable pieces, and man, the chorus still hits different nearly 30 years later.