Last week's shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary in Connecticut has been understood as a national tragedy. It's no surprise, then, that rappers have been responding to the tragic events—on Twitter, in interviews, or through songs. In hip-hop and beyond, most have been expressing what an awful event the shootings were. This morning, though, Gunplay took a bit of a different approach, when he tweeted that, "Government killed dem kids to take our guns away. Another 9/11. Dont get it twisted." He followed that up with another, where he posited that, "Yall are sheeple 4 thinking da government aint gotta hand ...

Jay-Z and Kanye West’s “N***as In Paris” is still a record that goes off in the clubs. Now, HipHop-N-More reports that the song has gone ...

The Detroit player stopped by 106 & Park yesterday and spoke on his XXL cover, "Guap," his Sean Anderson Foundation and more...

T.I. was the guest performer for Power 105.1’s two-year anniversary. Afterwards, he stopped by The Breakfast Club for a chat to promote his album, Trouble ...

Chief Keef is becoming one of the most talked about rappers in hip-hop. In some eyes, Keef is a viable talent who should rightfully be ...

Theophilus London, who recently appeared on tracks from A$AP Rocky and Big Boi, has a new album scheduled for next year. He started recording it ...

With Christmas just right around the corner, Joey Bada$$ and Pro. Era help the BuzzFeed crew with wrapping presents. In a clever way, they spit ...

Even though Gunplay is on house arrest, the MMG rapper is still busy putting out new music. His latest effort, Cops N’ Robbers, is set ...

In this interview with FuseTV, Joe Budden says that the next time fans hear a Slaughterhouse project, the guys will be in a different place ...