Chicago artist Che “Rhymefest” Smith discussed the culture of Chicago in “Murder to Excellence: Life & Hip Hop in Chicago” documentary.

Interscope artist Chief Keef doesn’t plan on slowing down anytime soon. Despite dropping his highly anticipated major label debut album “Finally Rich,” the rapper, born Keith Cozart is back in the studio recording the “Bang 2” mixtape.

Chief Keef is showing some fan appreciation in a huge way. The “I Don’t Like” rapper is giving one luck fan a chance to win $5,000 with the purchase of his major label debut studio album “Finally Rich.”

Maybach Music Group artist Meek Mill is showing friend Chief Keef some support. The “Amen” rapper took to Twitter to praise the Interscope artist’s major label debut album “Finally Rich.”

Shyne wants to make it clear he and Compton rapper The Game don’t have “beef.”

Rick Ross may not have picked the best song to be featured in. The Maybach Music Group artist makes a guest feature in Chief Keef’s underground hit song “3Hunna.”

Fans and Chicagoans pondered for weeks whether Interscope artist Chief Keef would remove a particular line from his underground hit song “3Hunna.”

There is much speculation on whether Chief Keef subtly admitted to being involved in slain Chicago emcee’s Lil’ JoJo’s murder on the “Diamonds” song in ‘Finally Rich.”

Chief Keef has upped the ante in his feud against rival street gangs St. Lawrence & Bricksquad Gangster Disciples.

Chicago emcee Lil’ Mister, an affiliate of Bricksquad rapper Lil’ JoJo, is getting recognition from the son of one of Hip Hop’s greatest pioneers.

The beef between Maybach Music Group and the notorious street gang Gangster Disciple is intensifying.