50 Cent and Rick Ross have been trading shots against each other as early as 2009. Who can forget 50 Cent exposing the Maybach Music Group front man as a former corrections officer and the adult film he released featuring the rapper’s baby mother.

Up-and-coming rapper Southern artist Trinidad James is turning heads with his eccentric fashion and his witty wordplay. The Clayton County, GA rapper of Trinidadian descent is slowly gaining popularity after releasing his “Don’t Be S.A.F.E” mixtape. “S.A.F.E” stands for “Sensitive As F**k Everyday.”

50 Cent is not one to hold his tongue. 50 Cent went on the offense after Bad Boy artist French Montana called the “Get Rich or Die Tryin’” out for creating conflict with artists.

It appears to be official. The new bad boys of the rap game are linking up for a song.

Young Money artist Lil’ Chuckee nearly got into a twitter scuffle with newly signed Interscope artist Chief Keef. But lucky for both parties, no severe verbal blows were exchanged.

Compton rapper The Game will dedicate his upcoming fifth studio album “Jesus Piece” to slain Chicago emcee Lil’ JoJo.

Newly signed Interscope artist Chief Keef is currently being investigated for the tragic murder of 16-year-old Chicago rapper Joseph Coleman. Chief Keef’s grandmother Margaret Carter spoke with the Chicago Sun Times to downplay speculation of her grandson’s involvement in gangs and the crimes.

John Coleman, Lil’ JoJo’s half brother, is speaking out to defend his slain 16-year-old Chicago emcee.

Rising Chicago talent Lil’ Mouse may soon realize his dreams of becoming a rap superstar. The 13-year-old emcee may be headed to Cash Money Records, according to the rapper’s twitter account.

A documentary featuring slain Chicago Rapper Lil’ JoJo has been released and shows 16-year-old rapper’s in the his final days before his untimely demise. The documentary ‘Day in the Life’ features Lil’ JoJo and his rap group Brick Squad provides viewers an inside look of their environment and lifestyle.

Chicago rapper Lil’ Mouse took to Twitter to defend himself amid the criticism he is receiving over his derogatory lyrical content and offensive viral music video “Get Smoked.”