By Yuriy Andriyashchuk Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer In 2008, Ace Hood made his debut, following much hype from his then-partner, DJ Khaled. Actually, Ace Hood was the first artist signed to his label, We The Best, when it was partnered with Def Jam. When they moved to Cash Money, Birdman said Ace Hood was
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Rihanna’s Fenty Beauty is expected to outsell both Kylie Cosmetics and KKW Beauty and the brand is projected to make $1 billion before 2022
By M.A.C. Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer Her entire career, Rihanna has essentially studied Jay-Z. During her time at Def Jam, Rihanna worked directly with him, and her career mirrored his, as she dropped albums every year. Even her hiatus was similar to Hov's retirement, as her comeback album was also huge. Rihanna, since her
#SavageXFenty is a tremendous #NYFW success, as Twitter crowns Rihanna queen for bringing diversity, leaving Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show shook, and giving black women and other women of color + different sizes a platform [VIDEO]
By M.A.C. Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer Everything for Rihanna has worked out better than most could have imagined. Through her entire career, Rihanna worked directly with Jay-Z and she learned a thing or two. In many ways, her career models his, as she was also signed to Def Jam, dropping annual albums. While Rihanna
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Joe Budden talks leaving Complex, relationship with Eminem, industry moves, and more on #TheBreakfastClub [VIDEO]
By M.A.C. Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer Industry veteran, Joe Budden, has been around for the longest time. In 2003, Joe Budden made his debut with his self-titled album. The summer of 2003 saw Joe Budden make a big splash, with his debut single, "Pump It Up," and his feature on Marques Houston's "Clubbin." Joe
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Lyor Cohen talks Migos’ issues with 300 Ent., Kanye West, and more on #TheBreakfastClub [VIDEO]
By Chox-Mak Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer Every major name in hip hop, Lyor Cohen has had something to do with them. This spans several labels, primarily Def Jam and Atlantic Records. The careers of Jay-Z, DMX, Ja Rule, Ludacris, and T.I. are only a few he helped to influence. Lyor Cohen is also considered,
