No kidding.
The rapper reiterated A$AP Ant's statement that Yams did not die of an overdose.
New York's gentrification narratives are more complex than middle class fear and fussiness.
Run The Jewels are really re-making their album with cat noises, and here are some clips to prove it.
"That bitch gon' kill me, that'd be crazy."
Songs we love right now, and why they matter. In no particular order.
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First, Keith Ape remixed "Hot Nigga." Now he takes on OG Maco.
Jean-Paul Gaultier and the Venus de Milo breaking the internet.
Let Chilly Gonzales crack an egg of musical knowledge over your head.
New Gangsta Grillz mixtape on the way.
Bars for days.
The perfect spin class song.
The free new track sees the hitmaker sing in his familiar cyber voice to returning troops.
Why do we celebrate the ability to sing to a culturally acceptable standard over driving innovation in the pop industry?
A stunning confessional, no AutoTune.
Watch a new video from T-Pain where he gives voice to all the struggle rappers in the crowd.
Clocking in at just under three-minutes, the ballad makes up for its brevity by going long on real talk. It's surprisingly, and endearingly, honest.
T-Pain's firsts are as absurd as you'd imagine, and then some.
T-Pain previews new music and opens up about his past.
T-Pain continues his 2014 comeback with a totally refurbished version of DJ Mustard-produced hit Up Down, with verses from Lil Boosie, Kid Ink, and B.O.B.
Auto-Tune icon T-Pain is a reliable source of jams—here's a new one.
