Saweetie visited her Alma Mater, the University of Southern California, and dropped some Icy Girl gems on an entrepreneurship class. The Bay-area representative shared information with the students they may not be able to learn from a textbook. According to Tomás Mier, a music writer at PEOPLE, the “My Type” rapper touched down on campus Monday (Oct. 25) and spoke to undergraduate students about empathy, storytelling, and meditation.  “I’m self-made,” she shared with the class according to his tweet.

Mix Boyz in the Hood with Friday and Belly and you would probably get the visuals to Schoolboy’s new album trailer. The video, which is a little under two minutes, takes fans on a journey to the streets of South Central, Los Angeles, where the “Studio” rapper is seen walking in the middle of the open road with his crew. But like the aforementioned films, a good day never lasts that long.

SZA was named R&B Artist Of The Year at the 2023 iHeartRadio Music Awards. On Monday night (March 28) Lenny Kravitz hosted the annual event, celebrating all things music from Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. The notable title was only one of two awards for the chart-topping musician. Her fan-favorite record “I Hate You” was named R&B Song Of The Year. Additional winners include Future, Tems, and Drake taking Hip-Hop Song Of The Year for “WAIT FOR YOU”, Wizkid and Tems tying for Afrobeats Artist Of The Year, Drake being crowned Hip-Hop Artist Of The Year, Latto and GloRilla tying for Best New Hip-Hop Artist, and Muni Long winning Best New R&B Artist.

T.I. is claiming he lied about telling on his dead cousin, Toot. On Tuesday (Feb. 21), the rapper, née Clifford Joseph Harris Jr., 42, appeared on Trap News Network for an interview where he discussed Boosie BadAzz calling him a “rat” for “snitching.” During the interview, Harris elaborated on the situation, clarifying that he made it up.  “It came from a conversation that my partner and I were having,” the King emcee expressed. “That conversation was, ‘Hey bro, if me and you catch a case together and I die before you, it’s mine.

(AllHipHop News Special) After the BET Awards, there was a tremendous uproar in the Hip-Hop Community over the lack of dedication to the life of Guru of Gangstarr. Most notably, J-Smooth said via Twitter, “what i learned watching the BET Awards: apparently Chris Brown is completely redeemed, and Guru is completely forgotten.” But, the popular cultural commentator, along with millions of others, were unaware what was truly going on behind the scenes of the heavily watched program.