Lil B sporadically emerges, dumps a hefty projects on us and skitters off. He is a figure that resides at the periphery of the rap game, observing from a distance, but understanding its mechanics and his ability to disrupt them. He has always operated at his own pace, on his own terms and in his own lane. Perhaps this is where a connection can be made between the BasedGod and the mythic figure of The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Read More...
Lil Dicky is the undisputed king of self-deprecating rap, and "$ave Dat Money," feat. Rich Homie Quan and Fetty Wap, a song about being frugal in one's day-to-day life, might be his crowning achievement to date.
The song appeared on his excellent debut album Professional Rapper and now gets the visual treatment. Creative as always, Dicky is trying to make the most epic rap video ever without spending any money and roams around a wealthy neighborhood, a yacht marina, to a Lamborghini dealership, asking people if he can use their fancy shit free of charge. Read More...
Lil Kim stands tall as an undeniable rap icon. Nevertheless, in an oversaturated landscape, new rappers emerge daily. Established rappers often go unnoticed. As such, it is crucial to seize the opportunity to acknowledge and honor her contributions. Recently, Lil Kim graced the cover of XXL magazine, where she candidly discussed her career, achievements, and pivotal moments. More specifically, Lil Kim addressed the ongoing discourse in the rap industry regarding ghostwriters and the rightful attribution of songwriting credits. Read More...
