Kendrick Lamar set Hip Hop, Country Music, Rock N Roll, Politics, Barbershops, schools, social media and everything else that was not mention ablaze Tuesday after taking aim at rival rappers in Big Sean’s latest track “Control.”

Big Sean got ripped a new one by Kendrick Lamar in his latest track “Control.”

The not guilty verdict granting George Zimmerman his freedom has sparked mass protests across the nation.

In song “Heaven,” Jay-Z hinted at a possible affiliation with the Five-Percent Nation, an organization commonly referred to as the “Nation of Gods and Earths.”

Kanye West is known to steal the spotlight.

No one can question Jay-Z’s star power and marketability. The rapper, born Shawn Corey Carter, has amassed a wealth of over $450 million, spearheaded a profitable clothing line in Roca Wear and sold over 50 million albums worldwide. Not to mention, he has the “hottest chick in the game wearing his chain.”

Jay-Z and Kanye West are teaming up for a Watch the Throne sequel album. Coming of the heels of their successful first collaborative album, the two are planning to bring fans another album, according to producer Mike Dean.

On Wednesday, May 9, President Obama took a defining stance on same-sex marriage with 10 words: “I think same-sex couples should be able to get married.” Obama’s endorsement has gained some unlikely supporters. Several entertainers from the Hip- Hop and sports community have ‘come out’ to back the president’s decision, including Floyd Mayweather, Jay-Z, T.I., Bun-B, 50 Cent and dancehall reggae artist Beenie Man.

Hip Hop superstar Jay-Z supports President Barack Obama on his decision to support Same-Sex marriage.

Sean “Diddy” Combs, 42, formerly known as “Puffy” or “Puff Daddy” to many old head told you that he won’t stop. It’s looking like he won’t stop making trips to the bank.

One would never think a Jay-Z lyric would come out of a state representatives mouth during a house, let alone debating the Hip Hop superstar’s lyrics. But this did occur in the final two days of the Florida legislature’s 60 day session when Rep. Alan B. Williams (D-Tallahassee) argued for support of a bill using Jay-Z’s rap lyrics from “99 Problems.”