Hip-Hop

Największe gwiazdy hip-hopu podnoszą rękawicę rzuconą przez internetowe trolle. Tu nie ma miękkiej gry

Nadia mówi o Ameryce i Rosji, a także dlaczego jej zdaniem ludzie masturbują się do teledysków Pussy Riot

Rapuj wspólnie z kanadyjką Tommy Genesis, która odkrywa złożoność kobiecości, dorastania i przede wszystkim bycia człowiekiem w „A Free Freestyle for Anyone to Perform”.

Afghan Dan, Soph Aspin and Little T from Blackpool Grime, respond to YouTube comments from Noisey Blackpool.

Desus reconsiders his standom after Kanye's latest comments calling out Beyoncé and Jay Z.

It's all in the family. In February 2016, Fetty Wap embarked on the national Welcome to the Zoo tour that brought him around the country with his RGF labelmates

Taylor Swift's forthcoming album might be a "mix of hip-hop and R&B," in case you thought white women were done after the election.

RZA and Paul Banks explore the tao of chessboxing, visit Philly with Lil Uzi Vert, FIDLAR sing about cheap beer, and Charles Bradley shares a lifetime of wisdom.

In this episode, we visit performance artist Henry David Nobody Jr.'s studio to see his provocative and transformative self-portrait masks, meet the LA City Municipal Dance Squad, and face mortality with Jae Rhim Lee's infinity burial suits.

Since rising to prominence with a series of hard-hitting freestyle videos, Young M.A has taken the rap scene by storm with her combination of uncompromising lyricism and Brooklyn delivery.

YG responds to comments on his political anthem, "FDT."

Scarface (aka Brad Jordan) is a rap legend whose career spans three decades. He's also a passionate golfer who, when not in the studio, works on his game daily.