By Jeroslyn JoVonn Canadian politician Jagmeet Singh, seen at Kendrick Lamar and SZA’s Toronto concert, publicly apologized ...

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Kodak Black's struggles with drug abuse have been well-documented and often leave fans concerned. In February, a video of Yak ...

With a Compton hoodie and an open mind on deck, I ventured out to Rogers Centre looking to discover how Torontonians really ...

Drake beefs Canadian politician, Jagmeet Singh, calling him a "goof" for attending Kendrick Lamar's concert in Toronto. Singh ...

Clipse is back, and they're coming for one rapper in particular. Pusha T, Virginia rap great and one half of the iconic rap duo Clipse, dissed Houston rapper Travis Scott on the group's latest single ...

Hear him clearly, Pusha T isn’t feeling Travis Scott. Street rap has been served by plenty of hip-hop’s elite over the years, ...

As her joint tour with Kendrick Lamar continues to draw massive crowds, SZA has opened up about her ongoing journey with self-doubt and imposter syndrome.

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Kendrick Lamar took his GNX tour to Drake's hometown of Toronto. Fans filled out the arena and celebrated the moment.

Canadian politician Jagmeet Singh has found himself caught in the crossfire of hip-hop’s biggest rivalry after Drake called him out for attending Kendrick Lamar’s recent Toronto concert.