A day after Kanye and Co. dropped "Clique," the G.O.O.D. Music crew is back with the tracklist for the forthcoming Cruel Summer, a record that's out in a couple of weeks. Personally, I didn't need to…   Read Story »

If you need a quick crash-course in why music videos are not what they once were, have a look at Alex Pappademas's celebration of the great Hype Williams in Grantland. Plenty of great music video…   Read Story »

The-Dream's new video for the breezy summer single "Dope Bitch" has a bunch of submachine guns, a few mountains of cocaine, and a group of models who apparently are willing to contort their bodies…   Read Story »

Over the weekend, Kanye West played back-to-back solo gigs at Revel's 5500-seat Ovation Hall in Atlantic City, his first solo shows since 2011. The show -- which consisted of about 30 songs -- was…   Read Story »

We heard an acapella version of Kanye West's/G.O.O.D. Music's "New God Flow" on last night's broadcast of the BET Awards, and earlier this evening the official version hit the Internet. It's been a…   Read Story »

This week for videos just fucking absolutely ruled, so before we get into what made this list, let's take a moment for all the videos that missed the cut. Among the casualties: Two eye-grabbing clips…   Read Story »

Today, Kanye West delivers the video for "Mercy," the excellent Big Sean/Pusha T/2 Chainz posse cut that he released back in April. Directed by Nabil, the video is a stark and elemental…   Read Story »

The latest single from The-Dream is making the rounds this morning, and it's an easy-swinging, midtempo jam called "Dope Bitch" that features Pusha T, who is in a little bit friendlier of a mood on…   Read Story »

Last week, Clipse rapper Pusha T released "Exodus 23:1," a dis track that sure seemed to be aimed at Drake. The song didn't name names, but Lil Wayne noticed and promptly released the return shot…   Read Story »

Last week, Clipse figurehead Pusha T issued "Exodus 23:1," a track which heavily references Biggie's "What's Beef" and targets -- though not by name -- Drake. His label boss Lil Wayne responded,…   Read Story »