Mac Miller was a well respected and widely adored rapper from Pittsburgh ... working with and befriending musicians such as Earl Sweatshirt, JID, Post Malone, J Cole and many more.

The rapper’s last full album was ‘2000’, which he shared in 2022 and included appearances from the likes of JID, Chris Brown, Westside Gunn, Chuck Strangers, Larry June, and Statik Selektah.

9FiftySeven opened the event, followed by rappers My Favorite Color, Luh Tyler and headliner JID. Even if the students got antsy waiting for the performances, there wasn’t a quiet moment in the crowd.

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“He’s mentioned SM3, a project with Don Toliver, Durk, Jid, baby and now Thug ... at a new Young Thug album shortly after the rapper’s release late last year. He shared a screenshot ...

Rapper G. Dep now mentors teens in Harlem, New York. Coleman said he ambushed the man during an attempted robbery and then fled the scene. He wondered for years whether the man had survived the ...

West, who goes by the name Ye, posted on Sunday that he was signing off for good. The controversial rapper had nearly 33 million followers on his account. “I’m logging out of Twitter.

Cyndi Lauper’s son’s showed his true colors this week, according to the lawyer representing the woman suing the troubled rapper over an alleged sexual assault. Lawyers for Declyn “Dex ...

But the Grammy Award-winning rapper wasn't the only one to perform on Sunday night at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans. The NFL, Apple Music and Roc Nation, who organize the massive football ...

Bill Belichick’s Patriots “pump-up” playlist included tunes by Bon Jovi, Bruce Springsteen and Kenny Chesney, at least according to the coach’s former team in 2013. So maybe it’s no ...

Twelvyy, a rapper whose legal name is Jamel Phillips, has acted as an on-stage hype man for Rocky and appeared in his music videos. He said that he saw Rocky with the starter pistol three times ...

The rapper knew exactly what his audience wanted to hear, teasing snippets from “Not Like Us,” his most famous diss track from a nearly yearlong public “beef” with fellow rapper Drake.