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Exclusive – During a week that saw DaBaby cop a new Mercedes Maybach, Saweetie get a new Bentley from her Migos boyfriend Quavo and DaniLeigh cruise around with DaBaby in a red Lamborghini, rap artists flaunting their wealth on social media seems to be at an all-time high. As fate would have it, MC Eiht’s latest interview with HipHopDX couldn’t be more well-timed. Speaking to DX Senior Writer Kyle Eustice, the Compton’s Most Wanted legend talked about what makes his music so relatable — and flexing on his fans has nothing to do with it. Instead, his catalog is peppered with vivid h...

Published on: Dec 22, 2020, 1:39 PM Despite reports of the genre being “dead,” R&B songs have thrived in 2020, serving as a home for new stars and experimental artists, each helping to push the conventions of the sound forward. Mainstays like Ty Dolla $ign, Kehlani, dvsn and Jhené Aiko all released quality R&B music. Veterans such as Alicia Keys, The-Dream and Brandy returned to the limelight with solid offerings, while budding stars such as Chloe x Halle, Snoh Aalegra and Pink Sweat$ flashed their potential to dictate the future of R&B music all the same. Every year, HipHopDX staff joi...

Exclusive – Cypress Hill frontman B-Real and former Pimp My Ride host Xzibit linked up with Los Angeles-based rapper Demrick earlier this year for a new Serial Killers project called Summer of Sam. The album was laser focused on the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting quarantine Americans have been forced to endure. During an interview with HipHopDX Senior Writer Kyle Eustice, B-Real was talking about the Boo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E. collaboration “911” featuring himself and Eminem when he inadvertently revealed Slim Shady was in his Top 3 list of greatest rappers of all time. When pressed for the...

Houston rap staple Paul Wall has built a formidable career on Grillz, bass heavy, Southern Hip Hop and “what it dos” over the past two decades. The People’s Champ, the ideal nickname for the congenial rapper, has mostly stuck to his Southern roots but every once in awhile, he’ll leap outside the box and try something new. Through trial and error, he’s learned those types of risks often come with mixed results. In 2019, Wall set his sights on the East Coast and linked up with storied producer Statik Selektah for the Give Thanks album. During an interview with HipHopDX Senior Writer...