A tragedy is occurring in countless cities across the U.S. with a sizable urban African-American demographic. Black men are dying at the hands of other black men at a high rate in America.

Chief Keef apparently isn’t taking no for an answer when it comes to social media sites. Chief Keef found himself the center of controversy after uploading a sexually explicit photo to Instagram. His profile was soon shut down after the company caught wind of his actions.

Chicago emcee Lil’ Mouse is back at it again with a new music video. The 13-year-old rapper, who caught a lot of heat for his music video “Get Smoked” is now attracting the attention of another Heat.

Chief Keef is now at the center of another controversy after uploading a photo to Instagram of himself receiving sexual favors. His profile was soon shut down after the company caught wind of his actions.

Is the allure of a big recording contract with a major record label leading urban youth to an early grave? A family member of a slain 18-year-old Chicago rapper seems to think so.

Lil’ Wayne makes a surprise appearance for a remix of Future’s “Turn on the Lights.” Lil’ Wayne, who is no stranger to controversy, is in the news ocean again for a homophobic metaphor made against R&B singer Frank Ocean in the song.

Young men and women affiliated with Brick Squad, a faction of Gangster’s Disciples, took to the parking lot to celebrate the memory of their fallen friend. Many of the young people wore “RIP JOJO” T-shirts and flashed gang signs.

Did Lil’ JoJo Predict his Death?

Family and friends packed the Jones Funeral Home in Chicago to pay their respects to 18-year-old Joseph Coleman, affectionately known to many as Lil’ JoJo.

Tensions flared during the home going service of an 18-year-old slain Chicago rapper who was gunned down Tuesday, Sept. 4.

Terrence Jenkins, known to many for his role as co-host of BET’s 106 & Park, took to Twitter to express his love for his HBCU and beloved fraternity.