Southern hip hop didn't really explode onto the mainstream scene until the release of OutKast's first album, "Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik" in 1994. Ever, ot... Read More...
The first song on this album isn't pulling any punches: "Ready for Busta Rhymes," they harmonize, "he's the one we've all, been waiting for, forever."
Really? ... Read More...
"If we don't come with some new styles soon, we are all going to burn in hell"
This bold statement appeared on the back of the Jurassic EP in fine-print Public... Read More...
If she was a dude, she'd tell y'all to suck her dick.
The Queen Bitch is back. Years after "Hardcore" established her as the female torch-bearer for Notorious ... Read More...
2000 is a good year for fifth albums in rap. Cypress Hill already put out theirs, De La Soul is releasing one later this summer, and DJ Quik is right in the mi... Read More...
I can honestly say there has never quite been an album like this one. It's almost the definition of a hip hop paradox: It's loud and obvious, yet cryptic; poli... Read More...
