The Diplomats Capo turns 45 today, and following an iconic run with his Harlem crew, Jim Jones has carved out a nice lane for himself as a solo artist. Here are ten tracks that can help turn the tide in their upcoming Verzuz battle against The LOX.
Born on this day in 1971, Pac's troubled life and poetic rhymes have made him one of the most influential artists of all time.
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You would think that if you were living with HIV, you would certainly want to know that very important health news. But for a 31 year old Harlem woman, this was not the case. When it came to her HIV status, home girl was like Mario Winans, she didn’t want to know and is suing […]
Twenty years ago today, the film Juice debuted in theaters. Starring Omar Epps and Tupac Shakur, the Ernest R. Dickerson directed film has become a cult classic among Hip-Hop heads. The film followed four friends who were coming of age in Harlem; their lives quickly spiraling from high-school hi-jinks to the very real world of […]
There’s a new rap chick on the block. She’s raw, witty and Kanye West is a huge fan. During his big DJing debut in Vegas on New Years, Ye played Azealia Banks’s single “212″ and called her “the future of music.” The video for the quick-tongued and raunchy track already has Youtube views above 1.7 […]
Jim Jones recently spoke to Miss Info about almost being robbed earlier this week in Harlem, New York. Check out Jim Jones addressing the altercation inside.
There is a saying that everyone in Harlem knows one another. In the case of Harlem MCs Cameron Giles and rapper-turned-pastor Mason Betha the two practically grew up together. Before they joined the late Big L (along with Bloodshed and McGruff) to form the group Children of The Corn, the two played basketball together at […]
