Arlington rapper S3nsi Molly talks to us about her rise in the Dallas music scene, collaborating with major artists and ...

Yachty’s about to play “Oprah’s Bank Account” featuring Drake and DaBaby, the official first single from his upcoming fourth studio album, Lil Boat 3, due this spring.

Lil Yachty, who's been tapped to reveal several high-profile Nike projects in recent years, got his first Swoosh sneaker release last fall through his white and blue AF1 Low. That was then followed up ...

Druski's Coulda Been House is spinning the block. The comedic superstar announced the release of season two's CBH with a trailer arriving on Tuesday (July 15) featuring appearances from plenty of his ...

Yachty went on to claim Karrahbooo is in $900,000 debt to his label as a result of not recouping with her music. The Quality Control rhymer also claimed that he wrote all of her rhymes as well.

Though "Come to Coulda Been" barely cracks a minute and a half, Druski and Lil Yachty no doubt manage to pack a lot into the just-released track. The song, produced by BNYX, opens with Yachty ...

Lil Yachty Tells Story of $100,000 Walt Disney World Date On July 12, Lil Yachty sat down with popular Twitch streamer Kai Cenat for the second episode of Boat's new podcast A Safe Place.

Yachty’s Pizzeria is now to the public and will run for two days only from the hours of 12 p.m. - 7p.m. Located at 177 Spring St., make your way out to the pop up shop now before items sell out.

Metro Boomin and Lil Yachty attended WWE Evolution in Atlanta, showing their support for the all-women's event.

Lil Yachty previously said on an episode of A Safe Place back in August that For All the Dogs was so good it almost made him crash his car. Drake finally confirmed on Wednesday night (Sept. 6 ...

Police took Lil Yachty, whose real name is Miles McCollum, into custody and booked him in Atlanta City Detention Center after he was spotted driving a white Ferrari on Interstate 75 at more than ...

In a new interview with i-D, Lil Yachty discusses why he's a brand, not a rapper. The 2016 XXL Freshman also talks about how he's always wanted to be famous.