After one week of being released, Atlanta-based rapper Lil Baby’s new album “Who Hard as Me” (WHAM) has received moderate-to-high acclaim from fans and critics alike. It has even reached the number one spot on the Billboard 200.

Technically, they’re both UK rappers. 21 Savage has been repping Atlanta for his entire career, and that’s the city where he grew up. But Savage was born in London and moved to Atlanta when he was a kid,

Kicking off 2025 with a bang, UK rap star Central Cee has dropped an unexpected collaboration with 21 Savage titled “GBP.” The surprise single comes just days before the January 24 release of Cench’s highly anticipated debut album, Can’t Rush Greatness.

Central Cee has been raising his profile with a steady release of music, and in 2025, he’ll capitalize on his growing buzz with his debut album, Can’t Rush Greatness. The Londoner’s cross-continental appeal finds a solid complement in fellow Brit-turned-ATLien 21 Savage on the latest single from the album, “GBP.”

Central Cee links up with British-turned-Atlanta native 21 Savage for another hit song. As both rapper’s arrive with a strong performance, we could not help but notice the level of heat that was laced on feet.

Central Cee has made huge inroads in the US, conquering the States with unimaginable success. 21 Savage, famously, has even deeper ties to the UK, having been born in Plaistow and raised in Brixton before moving to Atlanta in his teens.

Central Cee and 21 Savage are watching the price go all the way up on their new song, "GBP." Over a beat of atmospheric synths and punchy drums, Central Cee leans into the transatlantic nature of the collaboration,

Demetrius "Big Meech" Flenory will be celebrated with a "Welcome Home Concert" featuring rappers like Lil Baby, Sexyy Red, 21 Savage, and many more.

“This lawsuit by Drake is a much less meritorious legal case—likely used as leverage in contract negotiations and as a PR move more than intended for a drawn-out legal battle through trial,” defamation lawyer Camron Dowlatshahi told the outlet.

Travis Scott is launching his next music era a lot earlier than anticipated. On Monday (Jan. 20), the Houston rapper revealed he’ll debut the long-awaited “4X4” live at the College Football Playoff National Championship.

Whether you’re cleaning your kitchen after a big meal or finishing a painting project, it can be tempting to pour just about anything liquid—or sometimes even solids—down the drain.

East London rapper Jeshi is about to drop his second album Airbag Woke Me Up, and Scumbag is one more single for the road. With a big bass, bouncy beat and a sample of Dizzee Rascal’s 2004 single Stand Up Tall, on Scumbag Jeshi gets all nostalgic about ​ “ getting up to no good” in his younger days. Cool video too. TL