hip-hopCultureThe Wild True Story Behind Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Halftime ShowBy Angela WatercutterCultureHow the ‘Slamming Door’ Sound Became Embedded in Hip-Hop HistoryBy Ashwin RodriguesCultureHow Mixtapes Remixed Music History—and Its FutureBy Orlando MendiolaCultureThe 12 Best Albums of 2022By Jason ParhamCultureLo-Fi Music Streams Are All About the Euphoria of LessBy Jason ParhamCultureNetflix's Anything-Goes Philosophy Gets to Parody RapBy Peter RubinCultureRapper 2 Milly Sues Fortnite Over a Cribbed Dance MoveBy Stephen McArthur CultureThe Best Albums of the Summer Were Exercises in ReinventionBy Jason ParhamCultureChildish Gambino and the Search for the Summer AnthemBy Jason ParhamCultureRadical As Ever, Boots Riley Takes On the Tech BoomBy Joseph Bien-KahnCultureWith Scorpion, #DrakeSZN Is Back—as Overwrought as EverBy Jason ParhamCultureOn Ye, Kanye West’s Ignorance Is Too Loud to IgnoreBy Jason ParhamCulture'This Is America' and the New Shape of Protest MusicBy Jason ParhamCultureRap's Distaste For Genre Will Continue to Rule in 2018By Jason ParhamCultureUK Rapper Little Simz Embraces Me-First GlobalizationBy Jason ParhamCultureCardi B's Billboard Reign Is Pure Streaming SupremacyBy Jason ParhamCultureHouston's Resilience Has Always Been Echoed In Its MusicBy Jason ParhamCultureTrumpers: It’s the Rap Music That’s the Problem! Blame Rap!By Peter RubinCultureRemembering Phife Dawg's Forgotten MasterpiecesBy Jason TanzCultureRun the Jewels Has Officially Killed the Cat VideoBy Peter RubinCultureWatch Rap Duo Cavanaugh's Killer Tribute to Retro TechBy WIRED StaffCultureYoung Thug Isn't Rapping Gibberish, He's Evolving LanguageBy Charley LockeCultureMetal Band Deafheaven Picks 2015's Biggest Rap AlbumsBy Kevin McFarlandCultureThe Drake-Meek Mill Beef, Explained in Game of Thrones GIFsBy Peter RubinMore Stories
