Brooklyn rapper Bobby Shmurda has shared a new song, his first since being released from prison in February and his first new single as lead artist in seven years. The freestyle is called “No Time for ...

Bobby Shmurda has shared his first new song since parting ways with Epic Records last month. It's called "They Don't Know" and it comes with a video directed by Ishell Vaughan. In the video, Bobby and ...

Many fans came to know Bobby Shmurda in 2014 after his hit song “Hot N**ga” took over the internet, peaked at No. 6 on the Billboard Hot 100 and simultaneously changed the way fans said “about a week ...

Bobby Shmurda is shmoney dancing to the bank in his latest track, “Shmoney” featuring Quavo and Rowdy Rebel. Ahead of the track’s release, Shmurda dropped a trailer for the visuals as he, Quavo, and ...

Bobby Shmurda was released from prison in February of last year after serving six years behind bars. Since his release, Shmurda has released a string of singles, but no project. Now, it looks like ...

In the latest installment of Behind The Beat, Thomas Hobbs spoke with Jahlil Beats about how he and Bobby Shmurda made the immortal hood anthem “Hot N*gga.” You might expect a song by Barney the ...

Since his release from prison at the beginning of 2021, Bobby Shmurda’s music career hasn’t panned out as well as he or his fans would have liked. Bobby has only released four songs –“No Time For ...

The GS9 representative blames “them [motherf*ckers]” for the delay. Since his release from prison in February, Bobby Shmurda let loose tracks such as “No Time for Sleep (Freestyle)” and “Splash.” ...

Bobby Shmurda said that he won’t be making drill music because he refuses to be a "minion." On Saturday (Aug. 6), Bobby Shmurda jumped on his Instagram page and posted a clip of YouTube personality ...

Bobby Shmurda is back with another new single, “Shmoney,” featuring Quavo and Rowdy Rebel. The track, produced by Tay Keith, finds the three MCs delivering delightfully rowdy, boast-filled verses over ...

Uncle Murda released his annual “Rap Up” song over the weekend, where he reminisced on some of the biggest pop culture moments of 2022 while dissing a number of artists. Among those mentioned on the ...