King Chip

Happy 4/20!

Beam me back to 2009.

Today is Chip's 32nd birthday!

King Chip drops his single "Brand New Hoes" from the upcoming release, Clevelafornia.

King Chip is storming the left coast--and he's doing it by himself. In the new video for his self-produced "By My Lonely," Chip hops from intersections to cliffs to threats and back again, asserting and reasserting one very simple premise: you might need him, but he doesn't need you...

In "Harley," a woman whose mind is right pulls up on a Harley and becomes the wind beneath King Chip's wings. Chip also thinks he has what she needs: "Money I been chasin' might just spark a conversation." Is money all he has to offer, though...

Check out this unreleased gem from Cleveland rappers Kid Cudi and King Chip, "Chillin' While We Sippin.'" This track dates back to 2010 when the two rappers were working on a collab project that never came into fruition. Blended Babies and Chuck Inglish on the beat...

OverDoz, the California hip-hop collective who dropped a mixtape called Boom last year, have linked up with Childish Gambino and King Chip for a new single called "7,000 Girls." In the song, the rappers boast about the thousands of girls they've slept with throughout their music career. ...

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It's hard to think of a rapper who would hear Val Venis' intro and think, "This would make a dope sample." Wale would be one. If you thought King Chip and Casey Veggies would be another two, you'd be right. The two sample the chauvinistic intro to "Lipstick on the Blunt," produced by The Sparks Foundation (Emilio Sparks and engineer John Sparkz). ...

Here are 64 rappers who chose, for one reason or another, to take on new rap names as their careers have gone on.

Logic doesn’t falter when it comes to his rhymes. “Bitches only care about the flow,” he states on “Two Kings,” a track he shares with Cleveland’s own King Chip. The C-Note-produced track is smooth and accessible, which gives the two MCs the right soundscape to go in. Logic’s previous mixtape, Welcome ... Read More ...