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M.I.A. Sues Kid Cudi For $2.8 Million After Tour Fallout

June 3, 2026 - A month after being removed from Kid Cudi's Rebel Ragers Tour, M.I.A. has escalated the dispute into a major legal battle. The British-Sri Lankan artist has filed a lawsuit seeking approximately $2.8 million in damages, alleging that her removal from the tour violated contractual agreements and caused significant financial losses. Submit Your Music To Raptology Looking for coverage for your latest release? Get your music featured on one of hip-hop's fastest-growing independent news platforms. Submit Your Music → How The Dispute Started The controversy traces back…

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Lil Boosie

Lil Boosie Charged With Aggravated Assault After Houston Nightclub Incident

Published: June 2, 2026 HOUSTON - Rapper Boosie Badazz, also known to longtime fans as Lil Boosie, is facing a felony aggravated assault charge in Harris County after authorities accused him of striking a nightclub security guard with a glass hookah during an incident in downtown Houston. The Baton Rouge rapper, whose legal name is Torrence Ivy Hatch Jr., is charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Court records cited by Houston media say the incident happened on May 24 at Privilege nightclub near Main Street as the club…

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boi-1da

Boi-1da Says Drake’s Comeback After Kendrick Lamar Beef Was “Inevitable”

Breaking News Published: June 1, 2026 Boi-1da is making it clear that he never counted Drake out. After more than a year of debate over whether the Kendrick Lamar battle permanently changed Drake’s position in hip-hop, the Toronto super-producer says the rapper’s return to the charts was not surprising to him. In comments reported by CP24, Boi-1da described Drake’s post-beef momentum as something that was always going to happen. His message was simple: the public can debate narratives, diss records, reputation damage, and cultural losses, but Drake’s ability to rebound…

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Lil Wayne

Lil Wayne Teases ‘Tha Carter VII’ As 2026 Carter Tour Builds Momentum

Breaking News Update Lil Wayne is already pushing fans into speculation mode about his next album cycle after teasing that Tha Carter VII is “coming soon,” while his 2026 Carter tour extension keeps the momentum around his most important album series alive. The tease arrives less than a year after Tha Carter VI reintroduced Wayne’s flagship series to a new release cycle. Now, with the Carter brand back at the center of his touring and fan conversation, the idea of another installment has quickly become one of the most interesting…

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DJ Lantan

DJ Lantan: The Transnational Pulse of Modern Dancehall and Beyond

In an era where genre boundaries are increasingly fluid and global sounds intersect with ease, DJ Lantan, also known simply as Lantan, has built a catalogue that reflects both the foundations and future of Caribbean-influenced music. A producer, songwriter, and recording artist working across reggae, dancehall, EDM, and pop, his trajectory is defined less by viral moments and more by sustained, cross-border consistency. His career reflects the kind of long-term catalogue building that often sits behind the global movement of Caribbean sound. Rooted In Dancehall, Built For Global Reach Emerging…

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Lil Durk

Lil Durk: The OTF Empire, Chicago Loss, and the Federal Case That Changed Everything

Lil Durk became one of the most important voices of modern rap by doing something very few artists survive long enough to do: turning real grief into a long career. From the earliest days of Chicago drill, through the rise of Only The Family (OTF), to mainstream superstardom and now a federal murder-for-hire case that threatens to redefine his legacy, Durk’s story has never been cleanly separated from the streets that made him. Every album feels connected to funerals, loyalty, survival, and the question of whether success can ever fully…

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Big30

Big30: 1017 Loyalty, Memphis Pressure, and the Federal Case That Changed the Story

Big30 rose out of Memphis with the kind of heavy-voiced street presence that felt built for a certain era of Southern rap: blunt records, high-pressure loyalties, neighborhood credibility, and the sense that every song was still connected to real-life consequences. For a while, that energy worked in his favor. He became one of the most recognizable names around Pooh Shiesty’s orbit, part of the wider 1017 conversation, and a rapper whose momentum felt tied to Memphis’ hard-edged modern wave. But in 2026, the story changed. A federal case tied to…

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Tay K

Tay-K — Viral Fame, Murder Conviction, and the Story Behind “The Race”

Few modern rap stories captured the internet’s darkest instincts as brutally as Tay-K’s. Long before the full legal consequences landed, Taymor McIntyre had already become a symbol of something larger than one song or one viral moment. He represented a new era in rap where notoriety, criminal allegations, youth, spectacle, and streaming momentum could all fuse together before the culture had time to process what it was watching. “The Race” was not just a hit record. It was a real-time soundtrack to a case that was still unfolding, and that…

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Shyne rapper

Shyne: The Bad Boy Shooting, Prison, Deportation, and a Political Second Life

Shyne: The Bad Boy Shooting, Prison, Deportation, and a Political Second Life | Raptology NEW YORK, N.Y. — April 6, 2026 | Raptology Documentary Shyne’s story never fit neatly into one rap era, one crime story, or one redemption arc. He arrived at the end of the 1990s with the kind of voice that immediately made the industry stop and listen, a deep and ominous baritone that led many people to compare him to The Notorious B.I.G.. He was young, ambitious, and positioned inside one of the most powerful machines…

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J. Cole

J. Cole Returns to Pro Basketball Spotlight With China League Appearance

NEW YORK - J. Cole is returning to the professional basketball spotlight after reports linked the Grammy-winning rapper to a stint with the Nanjing Monkey Kings of the Chinese Basketball Association, reviving one of the most unusual side paths in mainstream hip-hop. The news quickly spread across rap and sports media this week, not only because of Cole’s music stature, but because his relationship with basketball has long been more than a branding exercise. Before becoming one of the most commercially successful rappers of his generation, Cole was an accomplished…

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Cultural News

Cultural News: Art, Events, and New Trends

Contemporary culture encompasses many areas – from art and theatre to cinema, music, and literature. Keeping up with cultural news means better understanding society, finding new sources of inspiration, and discovering emerging talent. For those who appreciate the arts and want to stay informed about events, the Cultural News section on entrevue.fr is a reliable guide to the world of creativity.Why it’s important to follow cultural news Culture reflects the spirit of the times and directly influences how we perceive the world. Through music, film, books, or exhibitions, anyone can…

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Royallllness

Royal Illness Drops Cinematic Double Feature Honoring Vegas Posada & Lee G

In a moment that bridges legacy, grief, and artistry, Lexington, Kentucky emcee and producer Royal Illness has released a cinematic two-track event designed as much for the screen as for the speakers. On July 26, the underground lyricist dropped Free Vegas and One Minute to Pray — two songs that serve as both creative triumphs and tributes to fallen collaborators Vegas Posada and Lee G. More than just singles, the releases are presented as a double feature, underscoring Royal Illness’ ability to frame hip-hop like a film director curating a…

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Rapper

From beats to bets and how rap and hip-hop are taking over online casinos 

Why your favorite trap bangers and hip-hop classics are making waves in the world of digital gambling. What do Drake, 808s and spinning reels have in common? A lot more than you’d think. Rap and hip-hop are influencing more than just music charts, they’re reshaping the soundscape of online gambling too. Hip-hop culture meets the digital casino world If you’ve scrolled through TikTok or YouTube lately, chances are you’ve stumbled upon someone live-streaming a high-stakes poker match or hitting jackpots on digital slots, all while bumping Travis Scott or a…

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How to Download the Melbet APK From the Official Website: What You Need to Know in 2025

You would not want to toy around with money that is in real cash. In 2025, the only way to do it smartly will be to obtain the Melbet APK through the primary location. There will be no dubious links or obsolete junk. Everything will be honest, or as it was intended to be used; fast, dependable, and primed for action at your convenience. Where to Find the Official Melbet APK You are hunting for the Melbet APK on the prowl, just pause. The only location that ensures you get…

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What is Drake’s Net Worth in 2025?

Drake may be one of the biggest names in music, but his success goes way beyond that. He’s built a massive empire. Over the years, he's gone from teen actor to global rap icon, racking up hit records, sold-out tours, and major business deals along the way. As of 2025, his wealth has reached new heights. But how much is he really worth? And where does all that money come from? In this post, we’re breaking down Drake’s estimated net worth for 2025, how he earns, where he spends, and…

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ZackTV

Remembering Zack TV: The Trailblazing Journalist Who Brought Chicago’s Streets to the World

In the world of urban journalism, few figures have left a legacy as impactful as Zack Stoner, widely known as Zack TV. A pioneer in street reporting, Zack TV was more than just a YouTuber—he was an authentic storyteller, a fearless voice in Chicago’s drill music movement, and a journalist who gave a platform to the unheard voices of the streets. The Rise of Zack TV: Giving a Voice to the Voiceless Before bloggers and mainstream media began covering Chicago’s underground rap scene, Zack TV was already in the trenches,…

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REVIEW: Westside Gunn – “Then You Pray For Me”

On October 9, New York legend Westside Gunn revealed, in an exclusive with Rolling Stone, that his newest album, "Then You Pray For Me," will be his final major release. "I’m not saying I won’t come with a five-song EP with Madlib, or I won't do a seven-song EP with Alchemist, or I won't rap. I’ll do all of that, but making a studio album, I’m done with all that. It’s back to dumping until I don’t want to dump no more. I’m going to have fun now,” explained Gunn.…

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Opium’s Ken Carson Has New Album Leaked Online

On October 9, fans leaked several songs from Ken Carson’s upcoming album. Fans reportedly made the tracks public on a Discord server. They later surfaced on websites like Reddit and X. The leaks continue an unfortunate series of hacks and leaks among big-name artists. https://twitter.com/therealugs/status/1711256372434571634 The internet is on fire this morning as all 18 songs allegedly on Carson's upcoming album, "A Great Chaos," were unveiled online. The tracks surfaced four days before the slated release date on October 13. Right now, it is uncertain if the leak will delay…

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30pc

Exclusive Interview with 30pc

30pc is an up-and-coming artist from Long Island who has been actively dropping tracks over the past year. He joined Raptology for an exclusive interview for some insight into his story and inspirations. Raptology: What is your stage name, and how did you come up with it? 30: 30pc. Few years back, I started giving out respect, and I began gettin tips for it. Thirty was a common trend. The people gave me the name. R: Where are you from? 30: Grew up on the south shore of Long Island,…

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Azealia Banks Reignites Beef with Pop Star Troye Sivan

Harlem rapper and infamous personality Azealia Banks has come under heavy fire for criticizing Australian pop star Troye Sivan. On November 8, 2023, Banks took to Instagram to air her grievances towards the singer after he gave one of her songs a shoutout. “This is these white kids’ weird way of apologizing… I’m not impressed by any of these people... not having the audacity to be as public and loud with their apology as they were with using their platform to cast judgment as if a singular me was an…

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