Lord Jamar

Brand Nubian dropped their debut studio album, 'One for All' on Dec. 4, 1990.

Jamar wasn't impressed.

Detroit vs. Everybody.

Are book phones >>> money phones, or nah?

"It's not our movement."

With hip-hop more popular than ever, here are the rappers who are on television right now.

They’re attacking the status-quo, fending off trolls, pushing the culture forward and changing the way we look at the world -- and ourselves. If you're not familiar with them, it's time to change that.

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.

Jamar was a key member of Brand Nubian from their establishment in 1989 to 1995, showcasing his skills on the mic and on the production side before he, Grand Puba and Sadat X officially split in 1995.

Cormega teased this remix to "Industry" earlier this year when we caught up with him backstage at the Knitting Factory in Brooklyn. As promised, 'Mega drops "Industry" today featuring Wu-Tang's Inspectah Deck, Roc Marciano and Brand Nubian members Sadat X and Lord Jamar...

After dropping the F-bomb to Justin Bieber because of his racist comments stemming from an old video, Lord Jamar got to return to his favorite hangout spot with DJ Vlad to continue his assault on the Pop heartthrob. When DJ Vlad explained to Jamar how Mack Maine excused Bieber's comments because the black culture adopted the 'Confident' singer, it triggered the Brand Nubian rapper to go off... Rea