B-Real

It's murder! Today, newly formed group Serial Killers consisting of B-Real, Xzibit and Demrick, drop their debut self titled project. The group has a very solid collection of producers on the 14-song project including Futuristiks, DJ Khalil, Nottz, BINK, Statik Selektah, Sir Jinx, Green Lantern and others...

The debut mixtape from the newly formed Serial Killers—a California super-group featuring B-Real, Xzibit and Demrick—doesn't drop until Halloween, but the crew is looking to get the festivities started a little early. Today they've premiered with XXL a new track, "Wanted," which builds on the uncoiled intensity and visceral energy of early track "The First 48." Over a sc... Rea

On Halloween, the newly formed group Serial Killers made up of B-Real, Xzibit, Demrick will release their debut project, Serial Killers Vol 1. Before you can mask up and collect the mixtape, the trio unveils the album art and track listing...

The Serial Killers, a newly formed group with Cali MCs B-Real, Xzibit and Demrick, follow up their first release with the new track featuring Ea$y Money, "Legends Never Die." Statik Selektah on the beat. Also, peep out the previously released video for, "The First 48...

California rap veterans Xzibit, B Real and Demrick recently announced they were joining forces to form a new group called, The Serial Killers. Today, the trio releases the first video from their joint efforts for the song, "The First 48...

On Friday, amateur twerking enthusiast Miley Cyrus released her fourth album, Bangerz. Miley has described her latest work as something approaching "dirty South hip-hop" as the album is a significant departure from the squeaky-clean country pop of her previous efforts. Over the l...

Photography By: Lucas Farrar (@MrFarFetched) Last night (September 30) marked a big moment for Danny Brown. The Detroit MC’s debut album, Old, isn’t releasing until October 8, but fans have the opportunity to stream it in full on Spotify. Danny held...

On 2005's "Old School Rules" by Danger Doom, Talib Kweli raps that, "I might be buggin but it seem to me/That cartoons be realer than reality TV." While we could easily enumerate a number of reasons why Kweli's lyric is a bold hyperbole to make - namely because they're cartoons - it definitely speaks to hip-hop's longstanding history with the animated arts. Whe...

XXL takes a look at 40 rappers who are still going strong in their late 30s and 40s...

Ice-T is set to narrate the new VH1 special, which will feature never-before-seen interviews from Snoop Dogg, Cypress Hill’s B-Real, RZA and Raekwon, among others...

The West Coast O.G. co-signs the next generation of weed heads...

Sometimes hip-hop and basketball don't mix....