Instagram Rings is back, and ASAP Rocky is among the judges ready to help place the honor upon 25 new creators. For those unfamiliar, Rings kicked off last year as a way to highlight boundary-pushing individuals and creatives on the platform.

Eminem has millions of adoring fans across the world, and now Marshall can count Karol G and Salma Hayek on that list. “One of my first loves in music was Eminem,” Karol G told Hayek for a feature they did together for ‘Interview’ magazine.

Happy birthday to Snoop Dogg. As a prominent figure behind the rise of G-Funk and the sound of West Coast Hip-Hop at large, Snoop Dogg remains one of Rap's most influential and recognizable artists of all time.

Cardi B is known to bring it during her live shows, and today she proved it yet again with her NPR Tiny Desk Concert debut. Bardi was backed by a band and performed hits like “Bodak Yellow,” “Up,” and “I Like It.”

Eight years ago today, Rap universes collided as the late Juice WRLD and Future combined for ‘WRLD ON DRUGS.’ The collaborative mixtape was a dream come true for Juice. “The day I make a collab tape with future is the day I made it,” he tweeted on Oct. 16, 2017.

On this day 27 years ago, MF DOOM released his solo debut album ‘Operation: Doomsday.’ The now-classic LP arrived on Oct. 19, 1999, via Bobbito Garcia’s independent label Fondle ’Em Records.

ASAP Rocky just dropped his new single “SHROOM CLOUDS” complete with a trippy visual. The track, which was teased by Rocky back in 2022, is produced by Sleeping Bear and Hector Delgado. It features reggie and Jeremih.

Rapsody paid tribute to a Method Man and Mary J. Blige classic during a special show in Brooklyn. Taking over Crown Hill Theatre, Rap delivered a rendition of “I’ll Be There for You/You’re All I Need to Get By,” often celebrated as one of Hip-Hop’s most important duets.

Imani Imani made waves with 'Papercut, and while the pLang-released project didn't feature Kendrick Lamar, Imani says she's been learning from K-Dot.

If you had to listen to one Rap album every day for the rest of your life, what would you pick? That’s a pretty hard question to answer, but Quavo wasted no time with his choice. “One Rap album I could listen to daily [would] be ‘Culture,’” Quavo told @RapDaily of the Migos LP.

Nas is teasing new music and sharing a message. “For the past year I’ve been watching so much happen in the culture while working on music,” he wrote in a letter to fans.

Kendrick Lamar’s influence reaches beyond genres. Just ask Olivia Rodrigo. The superstar singer-songwriter just announced that her latest single, “expectations” was inspired by K-Dot’s “HUMBLE.”

On this day five years ago, Young Thug dropped his ‘Punk’ LP. Speaking to i-D, Thugger described what the word punk meant to him. “Not giving a f--k. Speaking the truth. Being your truest self,” he said.

On this day in 2018, Juice WRLD released his 5x Platinum single “Armed and Dangerous.” First came the single, then its viral music video via Cole Bennett and his Lyrical Lemonade platform.

On this day in Hip-Hop history, the 2013 BET Hip-Hop Awards aired and included the infamous TDE cypher. The performance included Kendrick Lamar, ScHoolboy Q, Isaiah Rashad, who all rapped over Mobb Deep's iconic "Shook Ones, Pt. I" instrumental.

What album could Quavo listen to every day? Hear it from him in episode 2 of ‘On the Daily’ with @RapDaily where artists share the albums, songs, movies, and more that stay in heavy rotation.

Tyler, The Creator just brought GOLF to futból with the latest edition of FC Barcelona’s iconic jerseys.

Mac Miller gifted fans ‘I Love Life, Thank You’ 15 years ago today. The mixtape dropped on Oct. 14, 2011, as part of his “Road 2 a Million Fans” campaign where Mac dropped tracks for each 100K followers he gained on Twitter, with the full release arriving at 1 million.

On this day 13 years ago, Eminem dropped “Rap God.” Em’s rapid-fire lyrical display ultimately earned him the Guinness World Record for most words in a hit single with 1,560.

Doechii penned a letter about her upcoming music, creative state, and aspirations. “I spent the last few years relearning Hip-Hop as a student... Now I feel inspired to contribute to it,” she wrote in the letter posted to her IG story.