Her Campus at UCSB
The Music I Love Not Loving Me Back: Being A Female Rap Fan
It’s like boys feel threatened that a space, or in this case genre, that’s overwhelmed with testosterone is being infiltrated by a woman.
Her Campus at JMU
How My Predictions Played Out for the 68th GRAMMY Awards
Last year I wrote an article talking about how my predictions for the 67th GRAMMYs played out. And I have to say, I did pretty well. Read on to...
Her Campus at SBU
Is Pride Really the Devil?
In his 2021 album, The Off-Season, rapper J. Cole shares the sentiment that being a prideful person is dangerous.
Her Campus at FIT
The Rap Album That Became My Favorite Christmas Surprise
My favorite rap duo of all time released a surprise album on Christmas Day, and let's just say it did not disappoint. Here's everything you need to know.
Her Campus at SLU
How Drake changed modern rap and pop music
Drake reshaped modern music by blending rap and singing, creating a style that combines emotion, melody and mainstream appeal.
Her Campus at MUJ
WAS PRESSING PLAY ON PLAYBOI CARTI’S ALBUM “MUSIC” WORTH IT?
a review of playboi carti's latest album "music"
Her Campus at Mizzou
“CHROMAKOPIA,” Tyler, the Creator’s newest album.
Tyler, the Creator announced his seventh studio album “CHROMAKOPIA” on Oct.16. Audiences went wild when it was announced and have been waiting for the arrival of the album. Tyler...
Her Campus at FIT
MY FIRST GREYDAY EXPERIENCE WAS BEYOND LIFE-CHANGING
The story of $uicideboy$ is an inspiring one, as it follows two cousins from New Orleans, Scrim, and Ruby, who joined forces in 2014 and began producing music together...
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Sabotage 50: Who’s the rapper known as the Brazilian Tupac?
On April 3rd, 2024, Sabotage would’ve turned 50 years old. A new collective album came to celebrate the rapper's legacy.
Her Campus at CU Boulder
Decades of Music: Essential Songs From Each Decade, From the ‘60s to the 2020s
Brought to you by your resident music-lover, here are two indispensable songs from each decade, from the ‘60s to the 2020s.