While Hip-Hop mourns the loss of Rap titan DMX, the scammers are afoot. Dark Man X's family is telling fans to beware of those using his death for a cash windfall.
In the wake of DMX's passing, we look back at his most powerful prayers that prove that if rap didn't work out, he could have been a preacher.
Da Brat shares details about DMX's homegoing service. Yonkers, New York is set to honor him with a statue soon. Rest in peace to a legend.
Hip-Hop culture across the globe is in mourning after the untimely passing of DMX. Many were close with the rapper, but one longtime collaborator particularly close to Dark Man X was Swizz Beatz, who eulogized his late friend.
A new video featuring the East Harlem rapper shows him in a hospital bed from an unknown location offering his condolences after the passing of DMX despite being in a massive amount of pain.
Known for his gruff voice, gritty style, and overall “I Don’t Give A F*ck” attitude, Dark Man X moved audiences with his raps, prayers, and on-stage presence.
This is the news we desperately wished we would never have to report. Hip-Hop legend DMX, born Earl Simmons, has passed away at 50.
One of the more gifted artists of his generation, X was defined by his music and honesty, even as his demons became part of his story.
The 50-year-old Ruff Ryder leader suffered a heart attack on Friday (April 2).
X’s condition is considered grave according to doctors.
The man he was referring to was named "Ready Ron" and though X looked up to him like an "older brother," Ron turned out to be the figure that ultimately put X on a path of self-destruction.
In the first episode, viewers were taken back on Wednesday night (Aug.12) to the time before the Ruff Ryders became the force in the Hip-Hop game we know them as now. We are introduced to South Bronx natives Joaquin "Waah" Dean and Darin "Dee" Dean and Chivon Dean. The episode details their young upbringing as the children of a devout Muslim father and mother.
