Schoolboy Q

Top Dawg Entertainment has a lot to be thankful for this year. Now the label wants to give back to their fans in a major way this holiday season. TDE is presenting their 2nd annual holiday concert and toy giveaway event this week.

A day before Travi$ Scott releases his debut album Rodeo, his collaborative song with ScHoolboy Q called “OK Alright” surfaces online. It’s a seven-minute trip into the mind of the G.O.O.D. Music-affiliated rapper and producer.

ScHoolboy Q's 'Collard Greens' was a great track and Kendrick Lamar's lesson in Spanish vulgarities is a welcomed one. But one thing Q is more skilled at than anyone in Black Hippy (yes, even King Kendrick) is making bangers. 'Habits & Contradictions' had its fair share of them, and now ScHoolboy Q releases the first one off his forthcoming LP, 'Oxymoron.'

After having Nas perform last week, the new 'Arsenio Hall Show' featured another standout performance last night (Sept. 17).

Macklemore & Ryan Lewis didn't get too much rest after taking home multiple Moonmen at the MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday (Aug. 25). The duo kept the momentum going by stopping by 'The Tonight Show with Jay Leno' to perform their latest single.

Budweiser's Made in America Festival, one of the biggest of the year, is quickly approaching. The two-day event features a wide-range of artists and is probably one of the only shows where Beyonce and Nine Inch Nails both headline. As ambitious as the festival is, the Black Hippy crew still stands out in the list of performers. Jay Z's Life+Times blog followed Jay Rock, Kendrick Lamar, Ab-Soul and

Attention hip-hoppers! Rap heavyweights A$AP Ferg, Bun B, Ghostface Killah and ScHoolboy Q have been tapped to headline the 9th annual A3C Hip-Hop Festival in Atlanta.

Stalley debuts the visual for ‘Nineteeneighty7' featuring ScHoolboy Q, his first off his recent mixtape, ‘Honest Cowboy,’

When ScHoolboy Q throws a party, he really throws a party. Evidence of that is in the new video for his ska-inspired single, 'Collard Greens' featuring Kendrick Lamar.

Stalley returns to the scene with a mean gangsta lean on the slow funk burner, 'NineteenEighty7.' The song is from his new mixtape, 'Honest Cowboy,' and it features ScHoolboy Q on the hook.