Yung Joc

On this week's episode of 'Love & Hip Hop Atlanta,' Yung Joc sleeps with his boy's girlfriend and Tammy reveals that Waka Flocka is unfaithful.

From Kanye West providing us with retweetable material for days to Nicki Minaj telling an interview to "try again" with her questions and more, rappers truly have given us some incredible interview gems over the years.

In celebration of more than 20 years of greatness, we take a comprehensive look at the history of Bad Boy and the artists who have called the label home.

On this week's episode of 'Love & Hip Hop Atlanta,' Tommie and Tiarra throw down and Tammy comes to the defense of her husband Waka Flocka Flame.

'Love & Hip Hop Atlanta' kicks off with Yung Joc and Scrappy moving in together, Mimi Faust switching sides and much more.

Do Aries rule the rap game? Here's are hip-hop's famous Aries for you to decide.

From Snoop Dogg to Yung Joc, OutKast to Ghostface and more, these 20 albums are celebrating 10-year anniversaries in 2016.

As Diddy prepares for another new chapter in Bad Boy's long history, XXL takes a look back at 34 artists who have left the label over the years.

Today, April 2, is the birthday of Atlanta MC Yung Joc.

There’s plenty of new music to sift through. How do you know what is good or bad? Well, that’s where we come in. Aside from a busy week of interesting news, there’s always a plethora of dope music that drops. Sometimes it’s out of nowhere, and sometimes it is promoted and released right when we expect it. As rap heads, we are a...

Give T-Pain some credit: He's clearly been putting in a lot of effort in the months leading to the release of his next album. Plus, it's not like it's all totally for naught: "Up Down (Do This All Day)" does bang in the club. T-Pain's latest effort finds him teaming up with Yung Joc on "Features," which sounds like one of those jams you play when it gets closer to closing hours

Mo' money more problems? Yung Joc proves having a large amount of money doesn't always make life easier. The Atlanta rapper and producer made the 2006 Forbes List for Richest Rappers at the #20 spot with $10 million. In a recent interview with VladTV, Joc recalls why the aftermath of making the list was one of the "worst" things ever...