Weezy appeared to be calling out the fashion choices of ASAP Rocky and Kanye West in new mixtape “Dedication 5.”

Lil’ Durk is moving in on Kanye West’s territory. The Coke Boy has his sights set on socialite Kim Kardashian.

Chicago Hip Hop and R&B didn’t just pop in 2013. There were plenty of artists from the Chi who found mainstream success, including Do or Die, R. Kelly, Crucial Conflict, Twista, Common, Da Brat and Kanye West

Kanye West is known to steal the spotlight.

The mega rap superstar used his latest album to not only promote two up and coming Chicago emcees, but also briefly touch on the crisis occurring in “Chiraq.”

Shyne is not only feeling Kanye West’s sixth studio album “Yeezus,” but also the track “Send It Up” featuring Chicago artist King Louie.

Yeezy wants Kim K. to get rid of her long black extensions that falls to her lower back. Ye reportedly prefers Kim to embrace her natural beauty.

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.

Hip Hop lyrical great Rakim, born Michael William Michael Griffin Jr., knows a little thing or two about Hip Hop. One half of the duo Eric B. & Rakim, the emcee is best know for his masterpiece album “Paid in Full.”

Good Music’s Kid Cudi plans to release an album absent of obscenities and the “N-word.” In an era where “dirty language” is common usage in the genre, Kid Cudi’s announcement is raising some eyebrows.