Chicago rapper CashOut spoke out on the radio to dissect the rising problem of violence in the streets of Chicago. Particularly, the music scene in Chicago has led to further division amongst rival gangs.

Chicago has seen increase in its homicide rate in 2012. The Windy has hit 500 homicides with 2,438 shootings thus far this year, according to crimeinchicago.blogspot.com.

Chicago rapper CashOut, who resides from the St. Lawrence area of the city, broke down the brewing beef between himself and Interscope Recording artist Chief Keef.

Master P is making a comeback on the Hip Hop scene, but he is doing it with some extra help. The No Limit pioneer recently signed rappers Alley Boy and Fat Trell to form the Hip Hop collective “Louie V Mobb.”

It appears one of Hip Hop’s up-and-coming artists is showing some support for another one of Hip Hop’s up-and-coming artists.

Enough was enough for 50 Cent. No stranger to beef, the rapper decided to put his Twitter haters on blast for his millions of followers to see.

When 50 Cent isn’t closing business deals, the rapper-turn-businessman is giving back to those less fortunate.

They say you are whom you hang around with. 50 Cent believes Chief Keef is placing his career in jeopardy before it will ever begin.

KollegeKidd.com Powered by Collegiate NetVision (CNV) has gotten its hands on some purple and golden footage. An Omega Psi Phi neophyte probate show recently surfaced showing a younger Terence Jenkins setting it “owt.” The footage is dated back to 2004 at North Carolina A&T where Jenkins pledged the Bloody Mu Psi chapter of Omega Psi Phi.

Interscope artist Chief Keef is giving fans an early Christmas present. The “I Don’t Like” rapper has provided fans a preview of his album by releasing snippets of his album.

Chicago rapper Lil’ Jay took to Twitter to reveal news of his recent signing with Interscope records.