Hip-hop has come a long way since Jimmy Iovine first begged a skeptical Jann Wenner to put Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre on the cover of Rolling Stone back in 1993. The music has surpassed boundaries to become a global culture that now spawns collaborations across genre lines, especially and increasingly within the world of pop. This year alone we’ve seen rapper Tyler, The Creator profess his love for Justin Bieber, while the Biebs has reciprocated the hip-hop love, most recently by enlisting Kanye West and Drake to work on his upcoming album Believe. Read more...

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Gangsta Boo rolled through RapFix Live on Wednesday (October 26) and after a candid discussion that touched on everything from the strained relationship with her ...

Last month Mobb Deep exclusively revealed the cover art for their upcoming Black Cocaine EP on RapFix. Now, Havoc and Prodigy are joining Sway on "RapFix Live" ...

J. Cole wrapped up the North American leg of his Cole World tour with a show in New York City on Wednesday night (October 25), bringing ...

For young rappers trying to stake a claim in the crowded hip-hop marketplace, the right feature on the right track can be a strategic and ...