By Jay Rich Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer Definitely, The Game brought some different energy to the hip hop world, when he made his 2004 debut. Despite being signed for two years, The Game didn't blow up until then. Signed to Dr. Dre's renowned label, Aftermath, he was put on the backburner for 50
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The Game continues tirade against Tomi Lahren, sharing before and after pics of her, before her alleged plastic surgery [PHOTO]
The Game speaks out amidst the backlash over his leaked record, where he mentioned sex with Kim Kardashian, telling people “F*CK YOU if you have a problem with me or my music” [PHOTO]
By Tamantha Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer Through his entire career, Game has always been one of the most-controversial rappers in the game. When he began, Game was a part of the Dr. Dre collective, Aftermath/Shady/G-Unit. The company decided to pair Game with 50 Cent, in the G-Unit group. Despite making hits, Game and 50
Boogie talks new album and spits over Kendrick Lamar’s “Sing For Me” on “Sway In The Morning” [VIDEO]
By Yuriy Andriyashchuk Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer Over the past few years, Boogie has been making noise. The popular rapper signed with Eminem's Shady Records, which is one of the most-iconic labels in hip hop. Shady Records is one of Interscope's most-popular labels and closely aligned with Dr. Dre's Aftermath. In 2012, Dr. Dre
Busta Rhymes hints that he is signing to Epic Records in a joint venture deal [PHOTO]
By Chox-Mak Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer In 2001, Busta Rhymes relaunched his career, in a major way. After a strong run with Elektra Records, Busta Rhymes signed with J Records, the label Clive Davis created. Here, Busta Rhymes dropped Genesis, home to "Break Ya Neck" and "Pass The Courvoisier." The following year, 2002, Busta Rhymes
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Jimmy Iovine talks #TheDefiantOnes with Pharrell and Scott Vener #OTHERtone [VIDEO]
By Alyssa Debonair Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer Within the lifetimes of most young adults, a new dynasty was built that has shaped the world of entertainment. Actually, it is a few dynasties, one of which being Interscope Records, with Aftermath and Beats by Dre being the others. The final of those generated $3
