Fans of NBA Youngboy might have noticed the Baton Rogue Rapper has shown his “Stop The Violence” stance on his recent music and various social media posts.YoungBoy also released a song titled “This Not A Song “This For My Supporters” where he raps “Twelve bodies
One of the biggest Rappers out right now NBA Youngboy has revealed his own list of Top 5 Favorite Rappers. NBA Youngboy did this revelation on the latest episode of his own Radio talk show airing on Amazon’s AMP platform. In the third episode of
Gunna’s release from jail became a hot topic in the hip-hop scene. The debate over whether the 29-year-old rapper snitched on YSL and Young Thug continues. Several online personalities, including Badazz Boosie, Wack 100, Tekashi 6ix9ine, and others, voiced their sentiments on social media, labeling
Bobby Shmurda who found himself in a day-long back and forth with NBA YoungBoy a couple of weeks back recently visited Math Hoffa’s podcast to talk about the situation and share his opinion on Rowdy Rebel’s comment about King Von which started the back n
NBA Youngboy is continuing to drop new music in the final month of the year as well. Baton Rogue Rapper who is infamous for taking shots and dissing his nemesis on his tracks has some advice for a legendary Hip-Hop artist. Not a lot of
Baton Rouge Rapper NBA Youngboy and Brooklyn Drill Rapper Bobby Shmurda went on Instagram back and forth calling out each other. The whole drama started when Bobby’s associate Rowdy Rebel referring to King Von’s death said in an interview that Lul Tim ( NBA Youngboy’s
Baton Rogue Rapper NBA YoungBoy is having quite a run in 2022 with nearly 10 projects ( Colors, The Last Slimeto, 3800 Degrees), over 100 songs released so far, and an upcoming joint project titled “3860” with his signed artist Quando Rondo, the 22-year-old NeverBrokeAgain
In a new interview with Rolling Stone Magazine, Chicago’s Rap Star Lil Durk opens up with his team like never before on the gun violence in his city, losing his family members and associates like DThang, King Von and building a much better future. The
In the second episode of the new investigative series called “Hip-Hop Homicides,” the focus was on Chicago drill artist King Von who was gunned down during an altercation in Atlanta. Series host Van Lathan invited O-Block Rapper Von’s sister Kayla Benett (also known as Kayla
