shyne

Diddy and Bad Boy Records have released a lot of hits over the last 20 years. But what are the best ones? Join me, Rio On The Radio and the Madd Hatta as we count down the Bad Boy Best 50 Saturday Sept 3rd at 9am and again Sunday Sept 4 at noon. You will […]

Shyne has had many ups and downs in his career, but the rapper seems to have found a peaceful place in his life.

When exiled former Bad Boy Shyne expressed his opinion about Compton MC Kendrick Lamar’s debut album, calling it “trash,” The Game was one of the…

It’s a tried and true formula for a rapper to pick a fight with a peer when they get close to an album release to…

Former Bad Boy Shyne hasn’t dropped new solo material in a little over a decade. His 10 year bid in prison had a little something…

Hip-Hop fans scratched their heads when photos of Diddy and fall guy former Bad Boy artist Shyne at a Paris fashion show surfaced online earlier…

The hip hop community is well aware of Shyne converting to Chasidism. He has lived in Isreal under the name Michael Levi for the past nine months. He spends 12 hours day studying religion. Shyne says  he will no longer swear in his music and will not allow female dancers in his shows and music […]

Shyne may not be on our favorite rappers list at the moment, but that doesn’t mean we aren’t going to listen to his new album when it drops on May 17th.  Po’s new album, Gangland, will be be released Def Jam.

We all were happy when we heard Shyne got out of jail, but with every new song he releases, we’re wishing that he’d hang up the microphone and just devote all of his time to studying the Torah.

After being deported back to his native country, Shyne’s music has yet to move audiences or reflect the Shyne we knew and loved before prison. He has a new single out with a new flow entitled “The Original.” Set in what appears to be Jerusalem, violent uproars take place around the Jewish rapper… Still waiting […]

Shyne’s career in Israel is starting to take off.  The former Bad Boy rapper has been tapped to appear on the popular religious-oriented variety show, Tuesday Night Live.

Weeks after blasting L.A. Reid in interviews, Shyne is singing a different tune, having written an apologizing to Reid. He also pledges his allegiance to the record exec.