There’s always one member from every group that seems to outshine the rest and eventually ventures out on their own. Our question: Did they make the right move?

The wait for The Blueprint 3 is almost over, but early indications suggest it isn’t quite what we might have wanted. Thus, here’s GIANT’s dream scenario for the album.

A Gucci-Jeezy beef won’t be good for hip-hop.

With some of hip-hop’s biggest stars already on board, it wouldn’t take much to assemble a full-blown tour of Woodstock proportions.

The ATLien shows off the prototype of his lackluster “Snowman” shell-toes.

The Hype Williams helmed video celebrates hustling and success with majestic views of Hawaii’s mountains, shores and sunsets.

The Snowman has now moved on to corporate pimping.

Check out the photo gallery of Jay-Z stopping by to help Young Jeezy & Belvedere Vodka celebrate the inauguration of Barack Obama.

If hip-hop ever wants to officially play the Inauguration, then artists better start thinking about their content. What’s good for the club isn’t for the Commander-In-Chief.

I don’t only love hip-hop. I don’t even think I love hip-hop, but anyway… Listen to this new track from upcoming R&B singer Kevin “KC” Cossom here!

This new Adidas Originals television spot has more cameos than an episode of 30 Rock. Who can you spot in the crowd?

You know “Put On” by Young Jeezy. And you know “What Up, What’s Haapnin’” by T.I. What you might not know is that both epic cuts are the handiwork of Memphis-bred, Atlanta-based producer Drumma Boy.