C-boys unite! You have nothing to lose but your own obscurity. And your time has come, my friends. The New York Times ran a feature this last weekend on the role that heckling plays in social discourse, and the piece basically proclaimed fruit fly supremacy: For decades, hecklers who railed at entertainers, politicians and athletes were confined to the margins — they were often drunks or crackpots, tolerated (just barely) by polite society, like litter on a city street…But no longer do these self-styled cultural assassins merely snipe from the shadows. Lately, hecklers have moved toward the mainstream, making headlines, torpedoing ...

When Don Imus apologized for calling the Rutgers University women's basketball team a buncha nappy headed hoes the other day, he made it a point ...

On April 11, 2006, DeShaun “Proof” Holton was tragically killed at the CCC Club in Detroit, Michigan. Proof’s legacy and music, however, lives on. Proof ...

Freaky Zekey is rhyming now. The Diplomats are now officially a problem. These dudes are like the antithesis of the Wu-Tang Clan. ...

One of the reasons I can't be bothered to feel too sorry about the current state of affairs in hip-hop is that live hip-hop has ...

Little Brother will never be the same again. While recording their upcoming third album, The Getback, producer 9th Wonder and MCs Big Pooh and Phonte ...

Shit is really fucked the fuck up in the rap game right now.  Dudes that were selling millions of records are now having millions of ...

If there's one thing black people love to do, other than eat fried chicken, it's to lash out at stereotypes. When someone like a Don ...

In hip-hop, a little embellishment goes a long way. Nowadays, fabricated drug tales and overblown hustler personas are often utilized to score record deals. But ...