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April 2025

I still remember the summer of 2016 when the XXL Freshman Class dropped. They got it right. It felt like a new era of hip-hop was being ushered in. I had been a fan of Uzi since I heard “Top” for the first time. I think I found out about the song from a tweet. My younger

Alright, my good people. So the last few posts have been all about the ladies, but fellas, do not fret. I didn’t forget about y’all. This one’s for you. I really think this topic is going to help (ladies, don’t stop reading here. I want your feedback. Tell me if I’m missing the mark!) Ther

I still remember riding in the backseat while my mom played College Dropout. “Jesus Walks” hit different when you’re eight years old and already asking questions about God and self-worth. Later, I’d walk around the house mouthing the words to “All Falls Down,” captivated by the musi

Rage music is a recent wave in hip-hop, a buzzy, hyper-energetic microgenre of trap that cranks everything to the extreme. Characterized by distorted synths, pulverizing bass, and mosh-pit energy, rage songs feel like adrenaline on wax. It’s loud, chaotic, and emotionally charged, blending the agg

Okay, let’s talk. I wasn’t planning on diving too deep into this Shannon Sharpe situation at first. Honestly, celebrity drama usually feels like noise after a while. And yeah, celebrity headlines are loud right now. Kanye’s doing the most again too. But this? This hit a different nerve. Still,

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