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Lil B is like the modern day rap version of Ghandi, spreading his love and worldly knowledge across the country on his now must-see lecture circuit. With prestigious institutions of higher learning like New York University, Carnegie Mellon, Virginia Tech and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology under his belt, it was time to take his talents back to the left coast...

Lil B and Kanye West were in the building for Game 5 between the Golden State Warriors and Houston Rockets last night (May 27). B took a moment to do the cooking dance for the camera. The Bay area native previously called out James Harden of the Rockets for imitating Lil B's infamous dance without crediting him...

Last night (May 25), the Houston Rockets staved off elimination, beating the Golden State Warriors 128-115 at home to send the series back to Oakland for Game 5. The Rockets were led by James Harden's 45 points, a stellar performance that aims to make up for his crushing turnover at the end of Game 2...

He tried to warn him. Now, things just got real. Lil B has officially placed the Based God Curse on Houston Rockets guard James Harden. "He's cursed for the rest of the playoffs and further notice," the Cali rapper recently told TMZ. until he speaks on what dance celebration he's doing and where it comes from...

OMGGG HISTORY !!! Lil B NEXT LECTURE WILL BE HELD AT UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES !!! UCLA FOR STUDENTS ONLY MAY 28 2015 - Lil B A photo posted by LIL B "THE BASEDGOD" OFFICIAL (@lilbisgod) on May 23, 2015 at 5:34pm PDT The Lil B lecture circuit continues as the Based God will be speaking at the University of California Los Angeles next week. The 25...

Lil B calls out Houston Rockets' superstar guard James Harden for stealing his cooking dance and threatens to put the Based God's Curse on him. He issued the warning via his Twitter. Go warriors @warriors and let James harden no he doing the Lil B cooking dance if he doing that flickin wrist or whipping he mark - Lil B — Lil B From The Pack (@LILBTHEBASEDGOD) May 21, 2015   Now there is an argumen

The Based God and Frank Ocean were spotted in the studio together back in December and now it is being rumored that Lil B will be a subject for an interview in Ocean's first issue of Boys Don't Cry magazine. According to Nabil, a noted photographer and video and film director who did the photoshoot with Lil B, Ocean did an interview with the cult rapper that will be in the publication ... Read Mo

Lil B is not happy. According to the BasedGod, the hotel staff at the Red Lion Hotel in Oakland stole $10,000 from his room while he was away. In the video below, B is seen questioning someone he says is the hotel's manager. The woman looks completely confused by his inquiries as he continues to ask about the cash and how to file a report. ...

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The ongoing saga between Lil B and Kevin Durant might never end. Or it could all end tomorrow if last year's NBA MVP agrees to see the Base God on the court for a friendly game of 21. Durant's team the Oklahoma City Thunder recently announced they were shutting the injured All-Star forward down for the season leaving many Lil B fans to speculate the validity of the rapper's alleged witch craft...

Rappers giving lectures at Universities and Colleges aren't anything new. Lil B gave a hour-long lecture last week at Carnegie Mellon University sharing hilarious thoughts on Gerlado Riveria (“I don’t know if he even is classified as a journalist”) and references to his famous cooking dance. Kanye West made ...

Lil B is not joking around. The rapper, famous for his endless slew of music, his tongue-in-cheek celebrity odes and his fiercly loyal fanbase, gave a lecture last week at Carnegie Mellon University. While much of the student body was apparently unready for B's earnestness--the hour-long recording is often interrupted by shouts, laughter, and ad-libs--the savant from Berkeley was in, well, rare fo