Media Questions Of The Week

Billboard ranks the best female rappers of all time:

1. Nicki Minaj
2. Missy Elliott
3. Lauryn Hill
4. Lil Kim
5. Queen Latifah
6. MC Lyte
7. Salt-N-Pepa
8. Roxanne Shante
9. Eve
10. Foxy Brown

— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) April 7, 2025

Did Billboard get it right with their list of the greatest female rappers that puts Nicki Minaj at number one?

Media Questions Of The Week

Denying a young black man what he rightfully put into this game for no other reason but your ego. Your hatred for BIRDMAN, Drake & Nicki got you punishing Lil Wayne?!?!!! LIL WAYNE!!!!!!!!!! THE GOAT?!!!!!!!!!!! Nola what’s good?!!!!!! Eminem stood firm on having 50Cent come out.…

— Nicki Minaj (@NICKIMINAJ) September 9, 2024

Should Lil Wayne be included in the Super Bowl LIX halftime Show since it’s in New Orleans? And is it solely Jay-Z’s call that he was not chosen to perform?

Why didn’t Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter album receive any CMA award nominations?

Media Questions Of The Week

J Dilla's brother Illa J doesn't think Kanye would be as big as he is now if Dilla hadn't passed… pic.twitter.com/OFwwDIwv7v

— Andrew Barber (@fakeshoredrive) June 3, 2024

Is IIIa J right when he says that if his brother J.Dilla were alive Kanye West would’ve had a less successful career?

Billboard staff ranks the '10 Hottest Female Rappers Right Now':

#1 Nicki Minaj
#2 Sexyy Red
#3 Megan Thee Stallion
#4 Doja Cat
#5 Ice Spice
#6 GloRilla
#7 Cardi B
#8 Latto
#9 JT
#10 Flo Milli

— chart data (@chartdata) June 5, 2024

Is the Billboard list of the current 10 Hottest Female Rappers accurate?

Media Questions Of The Week

Why wasn’t Nicki Minaj’s headlining show at the Essence Festival streamed on Hulu like the rest of the performers?

BREAKING:

Ray J, Bobby V, Sammie and Pleasure P are making a music group called R.S.V.P.

Remember where you heard it first. pic.twitter.com/FphokyLB9y

— Top Striker ? (@LaCienegaBlvdss) June 28, 2022

Are Ray J, Sammie, Bobby Valentino and Pleasure P. really forming an R&B group called R.S.V.P. ?

You, a decorated Jamaican Hip Hop artist, clearly said it was a James Brown handshake that made you “what you are today.” He was your biggest influence. Not King Tubby, or U Roy James Brown. Herc also cites James Brown as his main inspiration….y’all need to stop this. https://t.co/e54zLqnRWB pic.twitter.com/4NO1EaHsYD

— SOULBLACK (@BlackPowerBA) August 15, 2021

Why did CNN publish an article giving Jamaican dancehall credit for creating house, rap and hip-hop?