Luh Tyler

DD Osama discusses how he got into rap, growing up with his late brother Notti, evolving as a drill rapper and more in a interview with XXL magazine.

It's been a monumental year for hip-hop.

Back at it.

Sheesh.

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Blowing up from Inglewood to "Soak City."

The sounds that last long after the song is over.

All the heat to close out October.

This Harlem rapper is on the rise.

From Carti's "baby voice" to Pop Smoke's growl and everything in between.

Hip-hop is always a young person's game.

Pretty girls Luh Tyler.