That Drake and Kendrick Lamar beef might’ve happened last year, but it keeps haunting the Hip-Hop community in the craziest ways. This time around, tensions between the two rappers are forcing record ...

After much anticipation, Pusha T and No Malice — collectively known as Clipse — finally announced that Let God Sort ‘Em Out, their first album in 15 years, will arrive on July 11th. But when the press ...

The post Clipse Left Def Jam After Label Demanded They Remove Kendrick Lamar Verse on New Album appeared first on Consequence. Kendrick is featured on a song titled “Chains & Whips,” which Push said ...

Clipse have confirmed that their long-awaited reunion album Let God Sort Em Out will no longer be released through Def Jam, following a dispute centered around Kendrick Lamar’s guest verse. In a ...

K. Dot is confirmed to be on the song “Chains & Whips.” But the Kendrick appearance led to a rift between the duo and their label, Def Jam. The label was nervous about Kendrick Lamar and Pusha T ...

If you've been following along with the big tiff rappers Kendrick Lamar and Drake have been playing out via some pretty spicy diss tracks since things came to a bit of a head back in March, you'll be ...

Let God Sort Em Out, the first album in 14 years from Clipse, has a fraught history. Initially it seemed like it would never happen after Malice, one-half of the duo alongside his brother Pusha T, ...

Mos Def insisted Drake is a “very talented MC,” and said he wasn’t trying to be “mean-spirited and unfair” with his take on Drizzy’s music. Yasiin Bey—better known as Mos Def— is clarifying his ...

Drake helped Montell Jordan settle a debt and didn’t even know it. On the Certified Lover Boy track “Papi Home,” The Boy sampled Montell Jordan’s “Daddy’s Home,” resulting in revenue clearing a debt ...

Chuck “Jigsaw” Creekmur ponders Drake as “pop” and offers a different view on the Canadian hit maker than Mos Def aka Yasiin Bey. As we stride toward the 51st year of Hip-Hop, there’s a curious twist: ...

"They wanted me to ask Kendrick to censor his verse, which of course I was never doing,” Pusha T said in an interview GQ, adding that he and Clipse left the label over the disagreement. By Kyle ...