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These dudes be signed famous AF got the machine behind them and still cant sell records 😂😂😂😂

@worstfold dropped this on.soundcloud.com/a2zgCIAqQBopVL…

JAŸ-Z 😎 #Hov #JAYZ

I'm more of an unapologetic music producer/beatmaker. Paying my own dues

The Roots in 2026 are as deep in their career as The Isley Brothers were when The Roots first came out.

Promise guys there's no need to worry...he only lifts the pinky as a balancing technique...this picture was of burnz before and after dinner...

🗣Time After Time open.spotify.com/track/7o9uu2GD…

People rap for fun and love of the game. @BlaqBonez no talk anything about winner, if you no wan rap then allow. No be by force

HONESTLY I’M TIRED OF THIS APP. IF IT’S NOT GHOST BAN OR SHADOW BAN IT’S IMPRESSIONS IF IT’S NOT IMPRESSIONS IT’S ENGAGEMENTS

Cratedigging is a challenge Taking a massively popular record doing something fresh with it is also a challenge

"It's just a kids TV show, it doesn't need to go that hard" Cartoon Network for no reason:

🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️ A lot of you in specific positions of authority fail to understand the level of decorum that the offices you hold demands. Even if your sorry excuse of a brain formulated this thought, the respect you should have for the position you are in should have kept you from letting it out into the public domain for goodness sake. You think because you’re copying and pasting “statements” you’re doing anything meaningful???

THERE IS NO WORLD where D'banj would ever outstream PRIME P-Square. Nobody is arguing D’banj’s impact, that run of his was loud, dominant and unforgettable. But P-Square were on a different kind of madness. They didn’t just drop hits, they dropped eras. They made the kind of songs that lived everywhere. From clubs, to weddings, cars, streets and more importantly, the kind people keep going back to without even thinking. If streaming existed in their peak, their catalog would farm numbers daily. Even in the CD era, when Alaba International Market was controlling distribution and piracy was everywhere, P-Square still moved like giants. That tells you the level of demand they had. Numbers were already bending around them in a system that wasn’t even designed to track properly. D’banj comes second, no shame in that. Big records, huge cultural moments, undeniable presence. But his run leaned more on moments than deep, repeatable catalog strength. And people really need to stop sidelining 2Baba. He may not hit you with back-to-back club anthems like P-Square, but that man has one of the cleanest Nigerian albums ever made. Timeless music. The kind you sit with, grow with, return to years later. If anything, that style helps streaming. It ages slower. It stays in rotation longer. I wouldn’t be shocked if, over time, he edges D’banj in streams simply because his music lives in people’s everyday listening, not just their hype moments. So yeah, P-Square will be at the top, comfortably. D’banj right behind. And 2Baba? Quietly racking up numbers in a completely different lane.

Before you jump on hashtags tweeting about rape CHECK YOUR NIGGAZ

2012, damn what a song

JAŸ-Z 30 on Friday, July 10 JAŸ-Z 25 on Saturday, July 11 @yankeestadium #CitiPresale on Monday, March 23 at 10am ET  General Admission -Sale on Tuesday, March 24 at 10am ET #HOV

This is why it's important that rap doesn't lose its foothold as youth pop culture. I love niche rap more than anything but you need moments like these and they only work if kids see themselves in the artform.