Alabama led Oklahoma 27-17 after trailing 17-0 when 50 Cent, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, took the field for the ...

"Many Men (Wish Death)," a 2003 song from rapper 50 Cent, has become the home rallying cry for Oklahoma football in between ...

YouTube will no longer share its data with Billboard's charts. What does that mean for hip-hop, where huge young audiences use the platform?

Rapper 50 Cent sang his 2003 hit "Many Men (Wish Death)" at the end of the third quarter between Oklahoma and Alabama in the College Football Playoff opener.

Roasting Reading former President Barack Obama’s annual list of his favorite movies, books, and songs. This year’s selection ...

What the saxophone riff was to 2014, the heavy panting sample is to 2025: a little microtrend meant to imply, well, sex on ...

Andre founded Uptown Records, which was responsible for bringing us Al B. Sure and Heavy D. Once Diddy began interning for ...

21 Savage’s last album, American Dream, topped the Billboard 200 in January 2024 with 133,000 total album-equivalent units earned. The project was 21’s fourth to reach the album chart summit and ...

TouchTunes has once again released its Year End Charts, based on play data from the TouchTunes Nation of Music Lovers ...

On Dec. 5, Immature dropped a new album before changing their stage name. Lil Scrappy came onto the scene, and Kendrick Lamar ...

Sean 'Diddy' Combs has broken his silence on a four-part Netflix documentary series about his downfall produced by longtime rival 50 Cent, RadarOnline.com can reveal. The disgraced rapper warned the ...