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Tom Hardy’s New Rap Album With Busta Rhymes

Tom Hardy just dropped an album with Czarface, a group formed by Wu-Tang Clan member Inspectah Deck and 7L & Esoteric, under the pseudonym Frankie Pulitzer. The songs are pretty good, and one features rap legends Busta Rhymes and Method Man. Hardy isn't new to rap though, having scored a record deal as a rapper at just 15 years old.

Busta Rhymes Commands Flaunt

Busta Rhymes unleashes raw energy in his latest Flaunt Magazine shoot, captured by Dean Bradshaw. The hip-hop legend's commanding presence reaffirms his enduring dominance across three decades of rapid-fire bars and cultural anthems.

Busta Rhymes Checks Content Creator Who Called Him Tracy Morgan During Miami Art Basel

Busta Rhymes checked a content creator who tried to clown him by calling him Tracy Morgan. The moment went viral overnight, with Busta reminding folks how fast he can go from cool to cutting, sending a warning shot straight to the prankster's ego.

Must Watch: Busta Rhymes at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

Never thought I’d be introducing my 13-year-old to Busta Rhymes at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, but here we are! 🤣 Meanwhile, he’s hyped over Ninja Turtles, Lil Jon yelling “WHAT?!”, and Shaggy sliding in like it’s Saturday morning again. These are OUR Saturday cartoons, not our kids’! 🐢🔥

Ice Cube Is Back: New Solo Hit

The West Coast Don has officially returned! Ice Cube just dropped his first solo album in 6 years, 'Man Down.' We’re talking 19 tracks of raw, unfiltered truth with features from Killer Mike, Busta Rhymes, Snoop Dogg, E-40, and more

Macy’s Rookie Fashion Show: Celeb Families Rock NYC

Macy’s Rookie In The City fashion show in NYC’s Herald Square drew celebrity families like Ciara and Russell Wilson, Lil Kim, Busta Rhymes, and Dave East. The event, a collaboration between Macy’s and Rookie In The City, celebrated culture-rooted fashion and community support, highlighting urban style and Black excellence. Social media buzzed with praise for the family-centric event.

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