Legendary figures of the drug game have been the province of myth and hearsay until the rise of hip-hop. Cocaine or gangsta rap is crack era nostalgia taken to its extreme. Read these stories and interviews where hustling and hip-hop collide.
For anyone checking up on this site for me let me open with my most sincere apology. Your readership means the world to me and I thank you for your ti ...
This is a tribute dedicated to all the lost souls, lost lives and casualties of war in this life we call the game. A game is where there are very few ...
Ain't no socializing with any of ya'll cats popping off no more. No hanging out. None of that shit. I can't even tell ya'll niggahs my name cause I mi ...
Rolling Stone magazine called him "the William Howard Taft of the rap game; the self-proclaimed 'big fat black nigga'; the guy T-Pain once called 'Bos ...
For some reason I have never liked NFL superstar Ray Lewis. Maybe because he always been too bold, too brash and too cocky. I don't know why but he se ...
According to legend, Seven Crowns started out in 1970 as a street gang of rabble rousers whose members pelted houses and threatened to burn them down. ...
At the same time that Preme was getting his crew situated at Baisley Projects, a movie came out that impacted him and all of the young drug dealers of ...
Hip-hop and the streets are a combustible mix, which invariably lead to prison, but sometimes from prison an idea that becomes tangible is born. From ...
American culture loves it’s bad guys and urban gangster films that explore the drug game and gangbanging have become increasingly popular, just as t ...
In 1986 I was two years into my career as a Deejay and when I say Deejay I don't mean cutting, scratching, transforming, and all that mess, I mean set ...
A group of young men of different shades of color are standing up bopping their heads to the beat knocking in their headphones... some are sitting dow ...