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1oneam: Milwaukee’s Most Compelling Underground Voice

Milwaukee is not the first city that comes to mind when you think about the artists reshaping underground hip-hop. It probably is not even the fifth. But Zenon "Zen" Castillo, the 21-year-old rapper and produce...

Junii: Detroit’s Quiet Storm Is Building Something Loud

There is a specific kind of confidence that comes from making music nobody asked for and watching people choose it anyway. Junii, the Detroit rapper and singer born Shaina Ferrell, knows that feeling well. She ...

BigDeuceFOF: Florence, South Carolina’s Independent Rap Architect

Most independent rappers talk about running their own operation. BigDeuceFOF actually built one. The Florence, South Carolina native has quietly constructed an entire ecosystem around his music, from his own re...

T.I., 50 Cent, and the Question Hip-Hop Has Been Dodging: When Will We Protect Black Women?

The T.I. vs. 50 Cent feud exposes hip-hop's misogynoir problem and the fight to protect Black women in the culture.

From Houston to Broadway: Megan Thee Stallion’s Historic Moulin Rouge Role Is a Cultural Power Move

Megan Thee Stallion becomes the first woman to play Zidler in Moulin Rouge on Broadway.

Meek Mill Says the Bunny Hop Video Was Always About Power, Not Submission. The Internet Just Chose a Narrative.

Meek Mill addresses the viral bunny hop video, revealing its prison origins and calling out hip-hop's culture of digital narrative manipulation.

King Harris Resurfaces Debunked FBI Documents in 50 Cent Snitch Allegations, But the Real Story Is Bigger Than the Beef

King Harris posts FBI docs calling 50 Cent a snitch, but feds already called those documents fabricated in 2019.

34 Years Later, BDP’s ‘Sex and Violence’ Still Holds the Blueprint for Political Hip-Hop

BDP's final album turned 34 today. KRS-One's political legacy still defines what it means to use hip-hop as a platform.

The Rock Hall Finally Called Lauryn Hill, Wu-Tang Clan, and New Edition. What Took So Long?

Lauryn Hill, Wu-Tang Clan, New Edition lead a Rock Hall 2026 ballot that finally reckons with hip-hop's legacy.

Oliver ‘Power’ Grant Built Wu-Tang’s Business Empire Before Hip-Hop Knew What Ownership Meant. He Died at 52.

Wu-Tang co-founder Oliver 'Power' Grant, who built Wu Wear and the Clan's business empire, has died at 52.
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