Hip Hop has never bit its tongue. But now, it may have to.

Lil’ Wayne formally apologized for his offensive lyric about Civil Rights icon Emmett Till. The CashMoney Records superstar penned a letter to the Till family.

Atlanta rapper Future made a startling revelation last Thursday via his Twitter regarding the music industry.

The public scrutiny may be getting to Hip Hop super star Lil’ Wayne. The Young Money Cash Money general has been under fire the past couple weeks for disrespecting a Civil Rights icon and blasting the NBA.

Lil’ Wayne appears to be out of control at this point. First, the rapper made ill- remarks about fallen Civil Rights icon Emmett Till. Now he is purporting to be the new Tupac.

Lil’ Wayne drew much criticism after he disrespected a fallen Civil Rights icon with a rap line in Future’s ‘Karate Chop’ remix.

Is Lil’ Wayne unintentionally (or intentionally) supporting a notion of white supremacy?

Epic Records is planning to pull Future’s “Karate Chop’ featuring Lil’ Wayne off of the Internet.

It appears “Karate Chop” was not the first song Lil’ Wayne took a shot at slain Chicago teen Emmett Till.

Epic Records President L.A. Reid has apologized for the leaking of his artist Future song “Karate Chop.”

The family of Emmett Till is calling for the boycott of rapper Lil’ Wayne’s music. The Young Money rapper sparked controversy after disrespecting fallen Civil Rights icon Emmett Till in future’s new song “Karate Chop.”