The two videos I liked best this week are about reintroducing superstars: One who's been away for a while, one who's barely taken enough time off for anyone to notice it's been a year since he…   Read Story »

Damn, all the famous people decided to drop music videos today. Lil Wayne already enlisted Drake and Future for "Love Me" (formerly known as "My Bitches Love Me"), the Mike Will-produced single from…   Read Story »

Rap Album Of The Year winner Drake dropped a clip for his new single "Started From The Bottom" during the Grammys last night. Director X and C. Papi -- a clear nod to Drake's Instagram handle and…   Read Story »

Over the weekend, Drake shared "Started From The Bottom," the first single from his as-yet-untitled new album, and from the sound of things, it'll be a departure from the luxuriant moroseness of Take…   Read Story »

Future and Drake are both hypnotic rap miserablists who sing at least as much as they spit. Between the two of them, they made two of the best rap albums of the past two years. They're a natural fit.…   Read Story »

Throughout the course of my life I have not been what you would call an R&B listener. A brief history of my dabbling: I owned a cassette copy of Boyz II Men's II because who didn't? A year later I…   Read Story »

A$AP Rocky recruited a hell of a lineup for "Fuckin' Problem," the sex-talk posse cut from his forthcoming album LONGLIVEA$AP. And all four guys show up in the brand-new video. It's a pretty…   Read Story »

Last year, Toronto sad-loverman icons and mutual admirers the Weeknd and Drake linked up for "The Zone," a haunted and numb track from the Weeknd's Thursday mixtape. Next week, the Weeknd releases…   Read Story »

A couple of weeks ago, Drake earned his high school diploma -- and the requisite congratulations from oil magnate T. Boone Pickens -- via a program at Toronto's Jarvis Collegiate Institute. At a…   Read Story »

Earlier today, ASAP Rocky dropped the star-studded, Noah "40" Shebib-produced cut "F*ckin Problem," a sneering track featuring verses from 2 Chainz, Drake and Kendrick Lamar. Can you get more "2012"…   Read Story »