Read the full interview on Flaunt.com! You can’t have a conversation about fashion without mentioning Karl Kani. Universally-deemed as the Godfather of Urban Fashion, his style and influence extends far beyond the States, but rather reaches the masses on an international scale. Cementing his…
Read the full interview on AllHipHop.com! 112 will forever go down in history as one of the most iconic R&B groups to ever do it. Originating as a quartet from Atlanta and signing with Diddy’s famed Bad Boy Records, the band went on to create…
Read the full interview on Variety.com! Notorious B.I.G.’s son CJ Wallace (Christopher Wallace Jr.) is keeping his father’s legacy alive with his Think B.I.G. initiative. Launched with friend Willie Mack in March 2018, the company embraces a social movement that includes fighting for global cannabis legalization…
Read the full interview on AllHipHop.com! Streetlife describes himself as “one of the most known, unknown WU members,” which is a completely accurate description. Streetlife befriended Method Man when they were young men on Staten Island. The two would go on to form an unbreakable…
Read the full interview on AllHipHop.com! Jodeci will forever go down in history as one of the most iconic R&B groups to ever do it. Insert Mr. Dalvin, who was low key the eye candy of the group, alongside producer DeVanté Swing and singers K-Ci…
Read the full interview on AllHipHop.com! Layzie Bone might be your favorite rapper out of Bone Thugs-n-Harmony — and for good reason. The Cleveland, Ohio native came up as a proud member of the legendary rap group, serving as the younger brother of Flesh-N-Bone and…
Read the full interview on Okayplayer.com! We spoke with King Combs about The Notorious B.I.G. influence on his music, getting City Girls on “Surf,” and the pressure in filling his dad’s shoes. King Combs is the youngest son of one of the most iconic figures…
Read the full interview on Okayplayer.com! Queen Key spoke with Okayplayer about writing raps, her Eat My Pussy EP, and why she decided to cover a Biggie classic. Queen Key — real name Ke’Asha McClure — didn’t consider gender when she rapped. This is partially why she’s so passionate about…
Read the full interview on Okayplayer.com! Veteran hip-hop journalist Soren Baker documents the history of gangster rap in his new book; we spoke to him about the importance of Schooly D, gangster rap’s best era, and the status of gangster rap in 2018 At 10 years…
Read the full interview on AllHipHop.com! Damon Dash sat down with AllHipHop and gets deep on the death of extension, the importance of being smart in business By: Shirley Ju (@shirju) On Thursday, June 21, Dame Dash hosted an exclusive conversation titled “Culture Vultures:…