Urban Daypop Archives

Waka Flocka Flame was honored for his humanitarian efforts in the community, being presented with a lifetime achievement award in his hometown in Atlanta, which was signed into action by Donald Trump’s administration before he left office

After former Bad Boy Records artist Black Rob passed away over the weekend at the age of 52, fans lashed out at Bad Boy founder Diddy for not stepping in and helping the rapper sooner with his

Rolling Loud Miami has announced the full lineup for the 2021 festival, which will take place from July 23rd-25th at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, FL. Travis Scott, Post Malone and A$AP Rocky will headline the

Polo G’s new single “Rapstar” has debuted at No. 1 on the Hot 100. The tune in the biggest song of Polo G’s career, and also marks his second appearance on the top 10 following last year’s

DMX’s manager Steve Rifkind has announced that a memorial will be held for the late rapper on April 24 at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. It is unclear how fans can participate or if it will be

Former Bad Boy rapper Black Rob, perhaps best known for the single “Whoa!” released in 2000, has died, according to fellow Bad Boy rapper Mark Curry. He was 51. Curry — who joined Rob on the 2001

Chris Brown and Young Thug  have enlisted an all-star lineup of Lil Durk, Mulatto and Future for the remix to “Go Crazy” and its video. The original version of “Go Crazy” surpassed his Drake-assisted “No Guidance” as

Conway The Machine has teamed up with J.I.D. and Ludacris to deliver their collaborative track, “Scatter Brain.” “Scatter Brain” and the previously released track “Blood Roses” will appear on Conway The Machine’s upcoming album La Maquina, which

26-year-old Megan Thee Stallion has released the music video for “Movie” featuring Lil Durk.  “Movie” is featured on Megan’s 2020 studio album Good News, and the music video, directed by Mike Ho, and also features Brandee Evans and

Questlove announced Wednesday that he will be releasing a new book titled Music is History on Oct. 12, which will examine America over the past 50 years. Questlove released the book’s cover on Instagram with the caption: