Redman

The rapper opened up about being left out of a Roots project in the ’90s, while Black Thought explained why it never made the cut.

The New Jersey natives briefly dated before Evans met The Notorious B.I.G.

The rapper called his celibacy period the "best thing" he could've done.

The East Coast rapper said the 2002 track is among his favorite collaborations.

From his 'Free Yayo' T-shirt at the 2003 Grammys to more recent nods to his mentee 50 Cent in 2023, Eminem has made a habit of supporting his peers with his clothing.

During Wu-Tang Clan's tour stop in NJ, Method Man and Redman showed up for a surprise performance. Meth previously addressed why he wasn't on the tour.

Nearly four years after the release of his last full-length offering, Method Man returns with his new project 'Meth Lab Season 3: The Rehab.'

Redman rings in 4/20 with his latest track about cannabis "Jane," which comes with a playful music video featuring fellow enthusiasts like Snoop Dogg.

Method Man has dropped off the new song, "Live From the Meth Lab," which boasts features from fellow hip-hop veterans Redman, KRS-One, and JoJo Pelligrino.

Phife Dawg's estate has announced the tracklist for the late rapper's posthumous album. 'Forever' will feature appearances from Busta Rhymes, Q-Tip, and more.

The 'How High' entertainers have been teasing the event over the past week, with Redman promising fans "Y’all gonna get more than a 'Verzuz.'"

“80 Barz” comes ahead of Redman’s highly anticipated special edition, 4/20 Verzuz battle with his group member and close friend, Method Man.

Phife Dawg's posthumous album 'Forever' is due out later this year and is executive-produced by friend and collaborator Dion Liverpool, b.k.a. DJ Rasta Root.

'Verzuz' has the Easter Holiday covered as well as the de facto celebration of 4/20. For this occasion, Verzuz created a “How High Special” with Red and Meth.

Phife Dawg's estate has dropped off "Nutshell Part 2.” The track is the first single from the rapper's upcoming posthumous album, ‘Forever.'

On 2002's "'Till I Collapse," Em famously rattled off the rappers he believes are the greatest to ever touch a microphone. Now he's weighed in again.

The video focuses on the trials and tribulations that Black men face every day in America.

A salute to the Garden State.