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Fresh off the heels of performing in New Orleans at Essence Fest, female rapper Nia Kay is back on the scene with a brand new offering. Today, the Chicago rapper delivers her new video called "Yeah H*e" and it's directed by Nicky Films. In the new video, we see Nia hanging out and mobbin with her friends, while posted up at a pool party. The video is straight lit and we can see everybody turning up to this hit during the Summer. Take a look at the new visual below and don't forget your comments.

Following her 2019 project Big Dreez , Chicago rapper Dreezy returns on the scene with a brand new collection of music called Hit Girl . It's produced entirely by Grammy Award winning producer Hit Boy and it contains 10 new tracks with special guests features from Future, Coi Leray, Jeremih, and more. Take a listen to Dreezy's new project Hit Girl below and don't forget to share your comments.  Dreezy · HITGIRL

Continuing to push the culture forward, Chicago hip hop fashion brand "Jugrnaut" is stepping into the future and they're ready to deliver a new era of street wear through the likes of technology.  That's right! Jugrnaut has teamed up with major brand Gutter Cat Gang and they're set to change the game by delivering brand new merchandise exclusively through the digital space of NFT's.  This new partnership was helped put together by Chicago's own Ruben Trejo and they're showing retailers by using NFT's - it will drive sales, create brand awareness, and boost brand loyalty.  Last night, we stopped by the Jugrnaut store in Downtown Chicago and we got to witness the new merchandise first-hand, along with a host of others who were in attendance for the private launch.  The new product comes with hot unique designs and it runs in caps, hoodies, and colorful t-shirts. In addition, the line also comes in sweatsuits and it will be available to the public on ...

Revisiting his 2021 release The Root of All Evil , Chicago rapper V.I The Boss returns to the streets with his latest new offering. The new video is called "Pain" and it features Tony Michael. It's shot and directed by  Face-Off Visuals and it details the harsh reality of how things can turn left so quickly when you're out in the streets. Take a look at the new video below and don't forget your comments. 

Taken from his latest album 7220 , Chicago rapper Lil Durk teams up with Gunna for the official video of their collaborative joint, "What Happened To Virgil." The video is directed by Cole Bennett and it pays homage to fashion icon Virgil Abloh, who passed away back in 2021 after a private battle with cancer. Take a look at the brand new video below and don't forget to share your comments. 

  After taking a long hiatus, due to the pandemic, McDonald's returned to the City of Chicago with it's 45th All-American Basketball Games displaying some of the Nation's top high school talent. The round of events took place last night at Wintrust Arena, in the City's South Loop, and yes, it was packed with fans, food, live music, and a ton of excitement for families and kids to enjoy. Kicking off the night, fans witnessed the Ladies Basketball Teams take the floor, in a tough battle, as the Ladies of the East Team dominated the West led by Kira "Ki Ki" Rice, who took home Co-MVP. Ki Ki is a student who attends school in Washington D.C. and she plans to attend UCLA in the Fall. She also received the Morgan Wootten Player of the Year Award earlier this week. Later in the evening, fans in attendance witnessed the Men Basketball Teams go head-to-head, as the East Team beat the West led by Dariq Whitehead of Florida, who took home MVP honors. Whitehead plans to a...

Gearing up to celebrate it's 45th Anniversary, the McDonald's All-American Game is making it's way back to the City of Chicago. The event will take place on Tuesday, March 29th at Wintrust Arena, in the City's South Loop, and it will showcase high school's most iconic players from across the Nation.  The McDonald's All-American event will also feature Grammy-nominated and multi-platinum artist Lil Baby, who will take the floor for a high-energy halftime performance for fans and players to enjoy. When asked about this year's performance, Lil Baby shared the following quote: "I'm excited to perform the Halftime Show, especially because I'm a big basketball fan and have respect for these players, knowing what it's like to go hard in the paint on your craft and chase your dreams to be the best. The McDonald's All-American Games are legit and I'm proud to be a part of it." Lil Baby is scheduled to take court for his halftime performa...