According to Sun Sentinel reporter Brett Clarkson, Kodak Black has been released from jail. Clarkson shared an automated message he received saying Kodak had been released.
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While a lot of people believe that Andre 3000 was influenced by Erykah Badu to start dressing funkier, Organized Noize tells VladTV that the Outkast rapper has always had that in him.

Moving along, Organized Noize spoke about dropping their first EP, which they said was easy to do given today’s technology. When asked why Andre 3000 wasn’t on the project, Rico Wade explained that they didn’t want to use Andre on the album just to sell more records, adding that they’re working with him on another project.
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Lil Uzi Vert seemingly responded to Offset saying that rappers shouldn’t be wearing upside down cross chains, as he sees it as devil worshipping activity, with a video. Now, the “Do What I Want” rapper seems to be addressing the situation further with a new Instagram post.
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There’s no shame in coach, Bow Wow.

Bow Wow has spent the majority of the day taking his share of social media-delivered L’s. The former rapper, who is set to embark on a press tour for his upcoming appearance on Growing Up Hip Hop, shared this post detailing his lavish ride.

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“Luv is Rage 1.5” Is a mini-tape Uzi released on SoundCloud while fans are waiting for the release of his “Luv is Rage 2” tape.
This mini-tape includes of 4 tracks:
1. Boring shit
2. LUV SCARS K.o 1600
3. XO TOUR Llif3
4. YSL

Dequantes Lamar dropped the summer hip-hop hit “Type of Way” in 2013 under his teenage nickname, Rich Homie Quan. He first considered a career in professional baseball, but in 2008, the Atlanta native dropped the single “Stay Down” featuring the Stack Money Boyz. Things came to a halt when he landed in jail for a year on burglary charges, but upon his release in 2011, Quan began to make up for lost time. Hooking up with the Atlanta crew Loyalty Ova Royalties and becoming quick friends with member CEO Teezy came next, but Teezy’s untimely death later in the year put a stop to Quan’s planned mixtape debut. He would re-emerge a year later on the T.I.G. label and drop the mixtapes I Go in on Every Song plus Still Goin’ In. The year 2013 began with a tour opening for Trinidad James, along with a guest appearance on Gucci Mane’s Trap House 3 album. In the summer, he dropped the infectious club track “Type of Way,” which cracked Billboard’s Hot 100 chart. Rich Homie Quan released a fistful of mixtapes, and in 2016 he landed a record deal with Motown. March 2017 saw the release of the single “Replay,” a preview of the upcoming album Rich as in Spirit. The following month, the rapper dropped the mixtape Back to the Basics, his debut release for Motown. ~ David Jeffries

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,From his DC origins, Wale (real name is Olubowale Victor Akintimehin) is a Nigerian rapper who has shot to fame, landing a record deal with Maybach Music Group and a hit album. With polysyllabic and punchline filled lyrics representing his DC hometown, his fashion sense, and affinity for the ladies, Wale relates to the fun side of rap often left behind. Wale’s career features a number of popular mixtapes and a few albums.

Wale signed to Maybach Music Group in early 2011.

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