Share: Super Bowl 2025 will be in New Orleans, and ever since Kendrick Lamar announced that he will be performing the halftime show. Fans and fellow rap peers are wondering why New Orleans’ own Lil Wayne isn’t taking the stage in his hometown. “I’m the man of my land, call it Lil-Weezy-ana” Lil Wayne. “B.M. JR.” Tha Carter, Cash Money Records, 2004. Although the Super Bowl does not traditionally have hometown artists, They should start now. Lil Wayne isn’t just another rapper, he’s one of …
Trump support isn’t the only problem with Kanye
Share: When rap “artist” Kanye West returned to Twitter a few weeks ago, I knew we’d be subjected to more of the “genius” that Kanye thinks he is. I admit, I didn’t think he’d be going this hard in the paint for Donald Trump, but I’m not exactly surprised. Follow:
Day N Night: Hip-Hop festival leaves Angels Stadium turnt
Share: Pulsating bass and the smell of beer consumed me as soon as I entered Angels Stadium in Anaheim last weekend. Immersed in the rhythmic beats and syncopated rap verses, Day N Night festival, presented by Revolt and sponsored by Postmates, delivered a rap and hip-hop three-day extravaganza worthy of Coachella status. Follow:
Day N Night festival coming to Angels Stadium
Share: Music lovers everywhere are brimming with excitement for the return of Day and Night Festival for the second year in a row, Presented by Revolt, the festival will take place at Angel Stadium in Anaheim from Sept. 8, to Sept. 10. Follow:
Logic’s new album ‘Everybody’ will enjoy
Share: An album made for “Everybody,” Logic has delivered, but opted to follow the J. Cole’s, the Kendrick Lamar’s, and the Joey Bada$$ line of recent somewhat political savvy dialogue. Follow: