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By James Dinh Photo: @MartinezFilmsRD/Getty Images Were all looking to have a good time as we venture out of the pandemic and that was the exact intention that rising Dominican star You R had when he started to work on "Teteo." Little did he know what was going to happen next. Months since the release of the uptempo track, along with an accompanying remix from El Fecho RD, "Teteo" has gone viral with more than 80 million impressions and hashtags on social media. With stamps of approval from Ca...

By James Dinh Photo: @MartinezFilmsRD/Getty Images Were all looking to have a good time as we venture out of the pandemic and that was the exact intention that rising Dominican star You R had when he started to work on "Teteo." Little did he know what was going to happen next. Months since the release of the uptempo track, along with an accompanying remix from El Fecho RD, "Teteo" has gone viral with more than 80 million impressions and hashtags on social media. With stamps of approval from Ca...

The event also saw a gruesome rap battle between O’fficial vs Gatas and First Day Flamez vs E-Hart

  How to live-stream Just like all the URL battles, the face-off between Rum Nitty and Hollow Da Don will be streamed live on Caffeine TV. The battle will, however, will make it to URL’s official YouTube channel a few days later.   Who are competing? The Ultimate Rap League commonly referred to as SMACK/URL is a battle rap league owned by acclaimed hip hop promoter Troy "Smack White" Mitchell, Eric Beasley, Street Star Norbes, and Jean "Cheeko" French from Queens, New York City. Acclaimed a...

Standing at 6-foot-5 and weighing 290 pounds, Big Ali is an imposing figure. Even more imposing than his stature is his reputation in New Jersey.

Thinking outside the box, Josh “J1” Raiford, escalates his career in music

On the latest episode of the ‘Joe Budden Podcast,’ episode 441, the former rapper criticized media personality Charlamagne tha God for fueling negativity.

Open share drawer Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible. Today we revisit the 1996 album from the hip-hop trio, a socially conscious blockbuster grounded by the realities of the immigrant experience. In the summer of 1994, the Fugees were in danger of getting dropped. The New Jersey hip-hop trio’s debut LP Blunted on Reality, produced by Kool and the Gang’s Khalis Bayyan, was a misguided effo...

EST Gee proves why he’s one of the buzziest rappers in hip-hop with his latest Funkmaster Flex freestyle.  In it, Gee calmly attacks an instrumental provided by his go-to producer, Forever Rolling, with his signature flow and bravado claims about his street status. “N8ggas can’t afford to kill me no more, I got my change up/I’m the same n*gga who’ll front a bag and sell it for him/He ain’t gotta way to to get it back home? I’ll mail it for him,” Gee spits over the ominous bea...

Published May 04, 2021 6DJ Khaled albums are like Michael Bay movies, as many have noted over the years. Familiar and fun. Loud and glossy. Predictable in their relentless attempts to astonish with explosives and draw a wide-net audience with expensive star power. And they always drop just in time for summer. Blockbuster status.   Days are growing longer. Windows are rolling down. And barbecue season is nigh. So, its only a semi-surprise that hip-hops most gregarious and connected DJ-slash-pro...