Hip-Hop
Watch Post Malone Get New Grills on VICE's New Series 'House of Dang'
The new documentary web-series follows iconic Houston jeweler and 'King of Grills' Johnny Dang.
Drake Says His New Album Will Probably Be Shorter Than 90 Minutes
Congrats to Drake for loving music.
Dwyane Wade Rhymes Singer With Single on Rap Debut
Rick Ross's 'Season Ticket Holder' also features Raphael Saadiq and Wade’s former Miami Heat teammate, Udonis Haslem.
An Extremely Restrained Q&A With Future
"Sometimes when you do interviews you feel yourself trying to make things up," the Atlanta rapper told VICE.
How a Song About Impeachment Snuck Into Your Favorite Pop Hits
Roy C's 1973 funk track about Nixon didn't get much traction till the hip-hop crowd got a hold of it, and now it's everywhere.
The 100 Best Songs of 2019
2019 yielded an abundance of slappers beyond just "Old Town Road." Here are our favorites.
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What 6ix9ine's Career and Possible Comeback Say About the State of Rap in 2020
The controversial Brooklyn rapper could be free as early as January, with rumored plans to bypass witness protection and return to music.
The Real Story Behind the Iconic Ode to Oral Sex, "Put It In Your Mouth"
How the raunchy 1996 duet from neighborhood friends Kia Jeffries and Akinyele Adams came to be.
The 2010s Were the Decade When Black Protest Music Went Mainstream
Beyoncé, Solange, Kanye West, Frank Ocean, and Rihanna released provocative, forward-thinking albums during the rise of the Trump candidacy, solidifying Black music's legacy as protest music.
How Hip-Hop Dance Groups Have Helped Asian Americans Find Belonging
While the art form has always been a space for community-building and resistance, its significance within Asian American youth culture can be tricky to parse.
Lil Peep Is the Artist of the Decade
In his short life and even shorter career, the rapper born Gustav Åhr became a voice for a generation of kids who shared his powerful demons and sense of doom.
Russia’s Crackdown On Hip-Hop Is Backfiring Spectacularly
VICE Investigates premieres on Hulu with an investigation into how hip-hop became the protest music for a new generation of Russians.
