Dancehall has always been a battlefield, where lyrical shots fly like bullets in the night, and everyone—from the gully to the uptown—is watching to see who comes out on top. Now, Jah Clarity’s No Apology has set the stage ablaze, calling out Deva Bratt in a way that can’t be ignored. This is no idle tune; this is a straight-up war declaration. But let’s not pretend this is just another diss track. This is about respect, loyalty, and—if we’re being honest—plenty of ego. If you think this saga is all vibes and entertainment, think again. It’s personal, it’s raw, and it’s dripping with the kind of tension that makes Dancehall the cultural firestorm it is today. The Dancehall Trenches: Roots, Rivalries, and Revolution Reggae and Dancehall were born from struggle. Reggae spoke to the hearts of the oppressed, with Bob Marley’s cries for unity and Peter Tosh’s militant chants. But then came Dancehall—rougher, grittier, and with more attitude. Dancehall wasn’t asking for peace; it was demand...

Meek Mills talks Justice Reform on CNN After listening to Meek Mill album, I have to say this young man has come a long way. Talking about Justice reform on CNN lets me know that he can be a real man and use his platform to talk about real issues. Check him out in his interview on CNN below. I always dreamed of being on @CNN and being able to speak for the voiceless generation of America... Watch my full interview with @smerconish talking about #MeekCHAMPIONSHIPS and the challenges we face relating to criminal justice #REFORM : https://t.co/3eQNoZixT1 pic.twitter.com/NiC8jLnKFO — Meek Mill (@MeekMill) December 1, 2018

This Video could be damning evidence If the feds didn't have evidence before now, they have it now. 6ix9ine was caught on video talking about a $30,000 hit that he put on Chief Keef's cousin Tadoe. TMZ broke the story earlier today. The incident happened in May, days before the June 2nd shooting where's police believed Chief keef was the target. as he was FaceTiming Tadoe, 69 seem not to be bothered by the camera that was recording the conversation that he was having which would clearly indicate this may be some form of viral marketing that this artist is known for. Some fans feel he has lyrical skills on the mic. While, other fans feels like he is just a character portraying an image in an industry that is known for gaining success by being controversial.

 Tory Lanes on the Litty Again Freestyle Tory Lanez Comes beast mode on the Litty Beat once again gunning after Joyner Lucas to "come down to spank you niggas," and "that's older brother status" after spitting a 4 minute M-16 style freestyle. At the end, he lets Joyner know if he blows after this it was because Lanez cosigned him. This is getting very interesting after Lucas called Tory Lanez a Goat but his self a Dinosaur alluding to the original Jurassic Park.  One thing can be said, this is getting Meek Mills a lot of attention for his upcoming album . A great marketing ploy (hint hint...)

Hottest Battle Rappers  The Underground Has Ever Seen One thing everyone can agree with, the creativity of Hip Hop has enlivened the souls of even the suburbs, "Even white boys got to shout, baby got back." Or more appropriately, "Ya Boy Got Bars." Battle rapping has been around since the early days of Hip Hop. Starting in 1982, man I feel OOOLLDDD, Kool Moe Dee battled Busy Bee Starski . and initiated a wave of terror for rappers in the industry who couldn't hold their weight in the ring of battle rapping.  In 2018, its still the same as battle leagues have sprung up not only across the country, but now all over the world. Even Japan has the culture embedded into their commercial living. But, better than that the Hood has grown this lyrical past time into a genre of its own and SBC TV wants to bring the toughest battles the game has ever seen. A nd with names like FYE , TH3 SAGA , Loaded Lux , and more from all across the country.  So, tune back here ...

DJ Funk Flex Drops the truth about real Hip Hop   Hahahah! Male and female rappers that don’t write is called “karaoke” with good marketing! We should dance to the music! BUT I don’t believe u on them songs!🤷🏿‍♂️ #JustMyOpinion — Funk Flex !!!!! (@funkflex) October 31, 2018 The world of HipHop has  evolved into such a commercial entity that now ghostwriting is another job position at a label that signs "REAL" Rappers. The most recent controversy over a G.O.A.T. taking ghostwriters for alot of projects, is Drake. As he is known for being a great performer and entertainer, his fans have been deluded into thinking hes more than that. But if you can't count how many songs the label has had written for you vs the songs you have written yourself, you have now became a court Jester. Or how DJ Funk Flex has mentioned above: a karaoke singer that can make us dance. Not to take away from his awesome ability to write classics and hits, but when you are a battle rapper,...