I didn't think we'd end up reviewing this one since it's not technically Hip-Hop; Plus most of you have had this album for the past couple of months anyway (S...
2008 was my first year on the 'Fro, and I was doing it real big; I went from reviewing Green City and Yung Berg to reviewing T.I. and Kanye in just 2 months! ...
I wanted to write this column because when "Off That" leaked to the internet and the first tracklisting came out, I didn't believe it. I thought Jay had falle...
First it was The Good Morning Mixtape now here's The House Party Mixtape. New Year's is coming up, which means that the house parties are about to go down (...
Raise your hand if you wanted a full review of Hurricane's new album. Yeah, I figured. That's why we're doing a FFWD on this one before 2009 is gone for good....
What can you say about Clipse? I can say that they are a very underrated Hip-Hop group. You know, the type that everyone knows makes good music, but were neve...
I hope it doesn't count as hating if I say that ever since 2003's Get Rich Or Die Tryin', 50 has gotten worse with time. I hope it doesn't, because the truth ...
Alright, if you've been to the forums, then you know that I'm not the biggest Kid Cudi fan. He's just too different. I mean, can you even call what he does ...
Glad I got back from Philly in time to write this...what do you get when you add a bottle of cognac to one of the world's biggest egos?? Taylor Swift in tea...
Man, is it me, or is the Hip-Hop world asleep?? When every single major release is a mixtape and the latest interesting news is Joe Budden getting punched i...
I noticed that none of De La Soul's records have made in our Classic Material page, and I immediately decided to change that. A lot of you fans are gonna sa...
I'm not gonna lie. I'm not a Twista fan. Don't get me wrong, he's got skills and I don't hate him, but it's not like I'd stop what I was doing just bump som...
It seems like you can't start a conversation about Hip-Hop without talking about one of the following: the latest hot single on the radio, Auto-Tune, and whet...
I was listening to this album as I was preparing for my final exams coming up this week, and in many ways, Ol' Dirty Bastard was the Lil' Wayne of today. Th...
When I first heard about this album, it seemed almost too good to be true: Freeway was not only making another album, but it would be the sequel to his debu...
I figured someone on the site would call us on DJ Paul not being in, but no one said anything (Maybe everyone was too busy downloading Relapse). While we co...
Yeah, it's about time we put this up here. It's Friday, and I have to take some SAT Subject Tests tomorrow, so I'm not gonna do a lot of talking here. When ...
What's good, people? As you already know, 2009 is the year of the Independent Artist here at nappyafro.com. We are committed to becoming the BEST Hip-Hop si...
If you've seen my columns on the site, you know I kind of talk Bow Wow up a lot. I don't know why, but growing up as a kid, I always saw him as a good rappe...
Our dedicated fans remember B-Easy's column about Lil Wayne, and the reasons he listed why Lil Wayne wasn't the best rapper alive. Well, while I agreed with...
This is one of those albums that will grab your attention just with the title: What better way to say America is racist than this? Back 1990, Ice Cube was f...
I was thinking about which album to choose for Classic Week, when it hit me: Pac STILL wasn't under our Classic Material! What?!? Like Biggie, even though h...
Damn, you know January/February is slow for Hip-Hop when we reviewing anime soundtracks. But hell, it is a Hip-Hop album. There are no scores from the movie...
Yeah, yeah, I know we ain't a moview review website, but with the soundtrack to Afro Samurai: Resurrection out, I figure this is the perfect time to tell yo...
Well, I figured if B-Easy could post Kill Bill and all those other weird ass movies, I could put up this. What is it, you ask? I'm not gonna lie: it is an a...
Of the group, he is the youngest and most poetically inclined; it's nearly impossible to find him without a book in his hand, a pen and pad in his back pocket, and the audacity to put all his ideas down. From the east coast, he's a lover of lyricism, Japanese media, video games, and art. Recently traded in his Jay-Z stan card for a Charles Hamilton one and lost every fan of his work.
