“We the ones got y'all on that anime/ Y'all wasn't talkin' 'bout no ‘Dragon Ball Z,’ ‘My Hero Academia,’ none of that Tsuyu Asui,” Sauce Walka declared on the outro of Megan Thee Stallion’s “Southside ...

Few things in life work together as well as anime and hip hop. In the past few decades, anime has found itself embedded within the rap community. From artists to fans, hip hop culture continues to ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook In the past, there have been plenty of anime franchises that have found their way into the rap ...

Last year for Black History Month, I marathoned as many 1970s Blaxploitation classics, deep cuts, and spoofs as I could stomach. This year, though, there’s only one movie I want to recommend. A few ...

The rapper, born Megan Pete, often talks about how she was immersed in hip-hop beginning at a young age — much credit given to her mother, manager and former rapper, Holly-Wood, as well as one of her ...