Jeff Ihaza

Keem doubles down on tight construction and big swings, using the “casino” idea to frame fame, family, and volatility

With her new single "Piercing on my Hand," as well as a possible fashion line on the horizon, Hollywood's new nepo baby era has arrived. Thankfully, the music is pretty good

The recent fascination with the trends of a decade ago is the collective mourning of a once-shared reality

The mysterious U.K. rap phenomenon's New York concert found millennials and Gen Z alike enthralled by a emergent rap subculture

Addressing Drake, Pharrell, and the “Meltdown” verse, Scott calls Pusha T’s version of events “crazy”

Tyler’s standout performance in Josh Safdie’s film, followed by a surprise freestyle, capped a year defined by creative control and surprising range.

After calling for peace between Young Thug and Gunna, 21 Savage ignited a broader debate about street codes, snitching, branding, and whether rap’s old moral frameworks still matter in 2025.

The end of Ebro in the Morning reignited long-running rap feuds and exposed deeper tensions about radio, relevance, and control in hip-hop media

After a marquee year for The Joe Budden Podcast, the entrepreneur and host opens up about lessons from the music industry and his quest for independence on The Rolling Stone Interview

The Harlem rapper talks his seventh studio album, the blog era that shaped him, and selling paintings at Art Basel.

As he rolls out his Dynamic Duos album series, the EPMD legend opens up about aging gracefully in rap, turning down generative AI, and the industry’s pay-to-play culture.

The Trump Administration's Secretary of War is recast as an overeager content creator who mistakes a 5K race for an Antifa uprising

The Charlotte rapper explains the making of The Pilot, his decision to quit drinking, the Afrofuturist vision of First In Flight and why Black community work drives his next era