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The 13 Months of Sunshine rapper talks Ethiopia, Portland, and losing his Rimowa in Spain.

"I want my show to be a party... Like the Usher show," Cash says.

The 18-year-old singer and producer unpacks her 'Gap Year' with Teen Vogue.

Baby Kia gives a brazen “f*ck you” to musical and cultural norms with his rash provocateur sound.

A weird moment during an otherwise extraordinary night.

“Will I ever catch a glimpse of myself and the culture I love on TV again?”

Well, someone at the Recording Academy is in hot water with the Barbz.

“I want to be remembered [as] the biggest rapper ever. Not as a female rapper, but rapper. Period.”

YVHIKV wants other Indigenous artists to do “whatever the hell” they want.

“I am gonna go get that bag, and I am not gonna take your sh*t!”

“Everyone spoke of what a great young man he is, how peaceful he is.”

The social stars are turning hip-rocking into music careers.

“Wanna hit this booty, gotta do your civic duty.”

The “Peng Black Girls” artist has a lot to say and we're listening.

Spotify's “Sunday Dinner” shows appreciation for the DMV.

In this op-ed writer, Shamira Ibrahim contextualizes the significance of 2020’s hit-making women rappers.

“I’ll literally add fans in a group chat and talk to them. I try to interact."

The "Old Town Road" rapper humbly took home the award for rap song.

“I feel we need to put these girls in more magazines and blogs."

“He just always said that rap artists spoke to him."