Mariah Carey’s “All I Want For Christmas Is You” was the year’s first No. 1 song, and then Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars’ 2024 collab “Die With A Smile” spent the next four weeks on top. The song is ...

Travis Scott "4×4″ - the Houston rapper's first original solo release since 2023 - is the No. 1 song in the United States ...

The track becomes his fifth chart-topping single following "Franchise,""The Scotts,""Highest in the Room," and "Sicko Mode," ...

But, music lovers were tuned in to witness Travis Scott’s in-ring skills. However, the “Fe!n” rapper did one better–cause a commotion while serving as a ring escort. As Travis Scott walked ...

Travis Scott, SZA, and Future have been named as defendants in a copyright infringement legal complaint filed in Manhattan federal court on Wednesday, Jan. 8. The complaint, filed by Roc Nation ...

Travis Scott made himself one of the biggest talking points of Netflix's Monday Night Raw debut when fans quickly spotted that he appeared to be smoking a joint while walking to the ring with Jey ...

A singer named Victory Boyd says Scott used her lyrics in his 2023 hit, but that she never granted permission and hasn't been paid. By Bill Donahue Travis Scott, SZA and Future are facing a ...

Scott appeared with the Hardcore Title belt on his shoulder, blunt in hand, joining up with Jey Uso, which resulted in a loud pop. Travis Scott (with the WWE Hardcore Title) is walking out Jey Uso ...

The post Two HBCU marching bands star in new Travis Scott song 4×4 appeared first on HBCU Gameday.

Travis Scott has sparked controversy for appearing to smoke a joint during Netflix’s first Raw show. WWE has brought its flagship weekly show, Monday Night Raw, to the streaming platform ...

Travis Scott, SZA and Future have been hit with a lawsuit accusing them of swiping an indie artist’s song for his “Utopia” album. Since 1998, AllHipHop.com has pioneered delivering Hip-Hop news.

Gilbert Flores/Variety via Getty; Prince Williams/WireImage; Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic A songwriter has claimed that Travis Scott, SZA and Future used elements of her song without her permission.