Harlem’s own Diplomats — also known as Dipset — were more than just a rap crew. Led by Cam’ron, alongside Jim Jones, Juelz Santana, and Freekey Zekey, they turned swagger into a cultural movement that ...

The album delivered a mix of street wit, Harlem charm and Camron’s unmistakable wordplay over production rooted in soul, ...

Kanye West recently showed some love to the legendary rap group Dipset by posting a photo rocking a fur-hooded coat that perfectly matched a Dipset chain. The bold move was a clear nod to the iconic ...

Appreciators and critics alike shared their mutual excitement at a LOX vs. Dipset Verzuz face-off upon its announcement. Let’s call it The Uptown Showdown. Yonkers-born rhymers are taking on the kings ...

One journalist found out that Zohran Mamdani being a fan of Dipset isn’t disqualifying in the eyes of New Yorkers. In what is a perfect example of white folks not knowing a thing about Black culture, ...

Subscribe to The St. Louis American‘s free weekly newsletter for critical stories, community voices, and insights that matter. Sign up According to Allhiphop.com, a rapper associated with Harlem, New ...

Jim Jones’ solo albums reflect his evolution from Dipset enforcer to Harlem rap icon. Standout projects highlight his lyrical growth, production choices, and cultural relevance. The ranking considers ...

Oregon football defensive coordinator Tosh Lupoi will be Cal’s next head coach, multiple sources reported Dec. 2. Lupoi, who played for... It has been almost 15 years since their last release, and now ...

According to Cam’ron and Dipset, Kat Williams really thought he was sh*t way before Ice Spice dropped “Fart.” During a recent episode of his Talk With Flee podcast, the Harlem rap legend detailed a ...

*It finally happened. Harlem’s pink mink prince, Cam’ron, best known for out-rhyming legends like Jay-Z, Mase, and even Common Sense, just took on his strangest opponent yet: ChatGPT. Yes, the Dipset ...