Billboard rounded up rap, R&B and Afrobeats songs by Rema, MF DOOM, Snoop Dogg, Burna Boy, Ashanti, Nipsey Hussle and Queen Latifah that sample and interpolate Sade. By Heran Mamo Rema‘s latest ...

In Bleach, not all Soul Reapers achieve bankai, but for those without it, fans can only imagine the power boost it could ...

"They be dropping sh*t but we dropping harder sh*t, f**k all the rap beef I'm trying to get the party lit." Drake first announced the new album last August during PND's Sorry I'm Outside Tour ...

With his alter ego, Slim Shady, he revolutionized rap with his complex rhyme schemes, controversial lyrics, and unmatched technical skills, making him the best-selling hip-hop artist of all time.

Drake appears to be done beefing. After Kendrick Lamar’s epic performance of his Drake dis track “Not Like Us” at the Super Bowl halftime show, the “God’s Plan” rapper seemingly waved ...

In "Gimme a Hug," Drake claims he doesn't care about "a rap beef; I’m tryna get the party lit." This is the Canadian rapper's first album since Kendrick Lamar resurfaced their rap beef last ...

Speaking before the Super Bowl show, he said the "grit" had gone from the genre. "When people talk about rap, the conversations I'm hearing, they think it's just rapping, it's not an actual art ...

Kendrick added another Infinity Stone to his decorated résumé. By Michael Saponara 2025 is already off to a wild start in the hip-hop world, and Billboard Unfiltered is back to break it all down ...

Bleach: The Thousand-Year Blood War has already wowed fans with its amazing animation and great battles, with the first cour itself making it evidently clear that the series is going to be heading ...

In the new album’s song titled “Gimme a Hug,” Drake calls out “rap beef” and people hoping for his downfall. “They be dropping s*** but we dropping harder s*** / F*** a rap beef ...

As with the medley performed at Radio City Music Hall, the characters were best known for performing pinned up medleys of modern pop, R&B and rap songs. Ferrell and Gasteyer also performed ...

That song set the tone for you. Xzibit: Yeah. Back then, the West Coast was all about G-Funk and gangsta rap. We were the odd ones—Souls of Mischief, The Pharcyde, us. So, we coined our own term ...