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Hip-Hop Is Serious About Golf, Just Ask ScHoolboy Q, Scarface and OMB Peezy
These days, hip-hop is serious about golf. Explore why ScHoolboy Q, Scarface, OMB Peezy and more are hitting the green in this exclusive XXL feature.
Joyner Lucas on What to Expect With His Not Now, I’m Busy Album, Acting in Bad Boys 4 and Candace Owens Being a ‘Black Karen’
Joyner Lucas is showcasing his way with words on a new album and the big screen while keeping it real in this exclusive XXL interview.
Freddie Gibbs Has Four Joint Projects on the Way, But Being the Best Rapper to Ever Act Is Priority
Freddie Gibbs discusses making his name known in the acting world in an exclusive interview with XXL.
From Nas to Wu-Tang Clan, 1990’s Hip-Hop Infiltrates TV’s Most Revered New Series
XXL takes a look at how music supervisors are giving rappers from the 1990s their flowers on new TV shows.
More Than Ever, G.O.A.T. Status Is Being Claimed by Hip-Hop Legends and Newcomers Alike
Ever since famed boxer Muhammad Ali deemed himself the G.O.A.T., hip-hop has adopted that same energy.
How Social Media and Its Popular New Platforms Continue to Shape Hip-Hop
DDG, Kxng Crooked, Toosii and Twitter's Kevin O'Donnell speak to XXL about how social media and its popular new platforms are continuing to shape the rap game.
Here Are Important Hip-Hop Moments in 1995 That Were Pivotal to the Golden Era
Take a stroll through 1995, a pivotal time in rap's golden era, filled with brewing beefs and shook ones, multiplatinum hits and rich regional diversity.
How an Oversized Teddy Bear Symbolized the Defiance of Kanye West’s The College Dropout Album
Even though Kanye West has long ditched the cuddly bear head for a decidedly less cuddly MAGA cap, the story of his Dropout Bear mascot endures.