Daryl Nelson is a contributing writer for TheDrop.FM. He has written for ConsumerAffairs.com, Readers Digest, Polymagazine, The Urban Post, Impose Magazine, Crumbs for Men Magazine and a number of other publications. Nelson was born in New York, raised in Connecticut and attended Virginia State University.
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10 Female Rappers & Singers You Wish Your Girl Was Like
Guys who are in committed relationships are members of a special club. Unlike single guys, they can't approach women for phone numbers or ask them out on dates, nor can they converse with them in that I'm-attracted-to-you kind of way. Of course there are guys who cheat and still act like they're single, but it's safe to assume that most guys in relationships try their best to be faithful...
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Pusha T, ‘My Name Is My Name’ – Album Review
There are some hip-hop albums that exist on a higher level. They're not just solid offerings, they're a lot more than that. Pusha T's 'My Name Is My Name' is one of those albums, and it stands out not only for its incredibly strong production and lyrics, but for the way it's crafted overall.
Waka Flocka, ‘From Roaches to Rollies’ – Mixtape Review
Throughout Waka Flocka's career thus far, he's often said that he's not a traditional rapper and he has no interest in being lyrical, but on his latest release, 'From Roaches to Rollies,' it sounds like he might have changed that belief.
10 Rappers Representing New York’s Rap Renaissance
If you were born in the '70s or early '80s -- or maybe even afterwards -- you're probably one of those fans who's interested in rap's history. Either way, there's a good chance that you're aware of what's known as the Golden Age of hip-hop, and how New York rappers played a pivotal role in that time period...
Cam’ron, ‘Ghetto Heaven, Vol. 1′ – Mixtape Review
When it comes to Cam'ron's latest mixtape, 'Ghetto Heaven, Vol. 1,' you might notice it sounds a little more polished than his previous work.
Vic Mensa, ‘Innanetape’ – Mixtape Review
With the recent successes of Chief Keef, it's easy to believe that Chicago is all about drill music these days, but it's not, because on the other side of the spectrum, there's a whole other scene going on. And rapper Vic Mensa is clearly one of its major players.
10 Hottest Hip-Hop Wives and Girlfriends
There's no doubt that being a popular and successful rapper has its perks. There's legions of adoring fans that hang on to your every word, you get to purchase exotic cars and you get to go to places that are even more exotic. However, some would say the biggest perk of being a successful rapper is being able to get beautiful women, without even trying or working hard...
Astro, ‘Starvin Like Marvin For a Cool J Song’ – Mixtape Review
If you've been keeping an eye on the recent changes in hip-hop, then you might of noticed there's something interesting happening in New York's underground scene, as a younger crop of MCs are putting out a lot of '90s inspired music, but with a 2013 twist.
Charli Baltimore, ‘Hard 2 Kill’ – Mixtape Review
If you think about it, rapper Charli Baltimore's career has been pretty eventful to say the least. In the mid-'90s, the Philadelphia native met the Notorious B.I.G., became romantically involved with him and then got a deal with Lance "Un" Rivera's record label, Untertainment. However, after a few noteworthy singles and guest appearances, she disappeared, only to return to the scene in 2
Jahlil Beats, ‘Genius’ – Mixtape Review
Since around 2009, producer and rapper Jahlil Beats has created an impressive resume by working with the likes of Jay-Z, Rick Ross and 50 Cent, and that's just some of the A-list artists he's worked with. In fact, his impressive beats have earned him a spot both on Meek Mill's Dream Chasers Records and Jay's Roc Nation.