French Montana recently appeared on The Message with Ebro Darden for Apple Music 1. Within their discussion, the Moroccan rapper opened up about his Arab-American heritage and how he honors the religious month of fasting. French, née Karim Kharbouch, migrated to the States from the African country when he was 13 and grew up identifying as a Muslim. Speaking to the culture shock of coming to America and still having the discipline to make himself successful, he expressed to Ebro, “Everybody’s dream is to come to the United States.

Gucci Mane regrets dissing the dead during his Verzuz with Jeezy. During an appearance at the Rap Radar Live discussion at the 2022 Revolt Summit, Gucci sat down with Elliott Wilson to discuss his career.  The duo spoke about the viral 2020 Verzuz matchup between himself and Jeezy, where Gucci dissed the Snowman’s dead associate, Henry “Pookie Loc” Lee Clark III.  The artist, legally known as Radric Delantic Davis, 42, shed light on his newfound perspective on his actions, declaring it was wrong.

The topic of who will design Kanye West‘s wedding suit continues to be hot blog fodder. But who will actually piece together his custom duds is the burning question. On her most recent trip to Paris, Kim met with many designers to go over her own style options and Kanye has reportedly settled on a custom suit. Kanye West’s Wedding Suit: According to People, Kanye spent his morning in Paris being custom-fitted in Cifonelli, an Italian made brand housed in its Paris boutique.

Charlamagne Tha God made headlines this week, not for his appropriate “Donkey of the Day,” but for his candid sit-down with rap’s most controversial artist, Kanye West. While the conversation gave fans wonderful insight into Kanye’s thought process, VIBE spoke exclusively with Charlamagne to get the radio personality’s perspective on Ye and the interview. During our discussion, he also revealed how the viral moment came to be. Charlamagne and Kanye’s relationship traces all the way back to when he appeared on The Breakfast Club in 2013 and again in 2015.

J. Cole asserts that women in Hip-Hop are doing the most exciting work in the game right now. During the latest episode of Kevin Hart‘s Hart to Heart Peacock series, the comedian asked Jermaine his opinion on the “state of rap.” The North Carolina emcee expressed that the game is in a good place right now, but it’s “in a whole different ball game” with women leading the charge.  As he continued bigging up the ladies in the game, he detailed how, growing up, it seemed as if there “could only be one” woman in Hip-Hop.