Killer Mike

After releasing his critically acclaimed 'PL3DGE' album in 2011, Grammy-winning Grand Hustle affiliate Killer Mike blindsided fans by announcing his next LP release, 'R.A.P. Music,' would be produced entirely by Brooklyn indie hip-hop hero El-P...

In basketball terms, Killer Mike is a tough cover. The stout Atlanta MC, who first came on the scene under the wing of OutKast spitter Big Boi on the 2000 'Stankonia' rhyme assault 'Snappin' and Trappin,' can go menacingly hard in the paint with the type of seething 'hood nastiness that would make an in-his-prime Scarface shake his head...

Killer Mike's job could cost him his life. The Grand Hustle MC, who is known for infusing a political strain in his lyrics, says that his rhymes might just turn him into a hip-hop martyr. "I got concerns that they're gonna kill me," he told HipHopDX...

Rapper T.I. has been quietly serving his one-year sentence in federal prison, but according to Grand Hustle artist Killer Mike, he carries guilt for not being around to lend physical support to his team. Mike, who is gearing up for the release of his album 'PL3DGE,' revealed that Tip attempted to tie up all loose business ends before beginning his sentence last year, including his feature on the a

Atlanta rapper and Adidas enthusiast Killer Mike is best known for his work with OutKast and his 2003 album 'Monster.' After signing with T.I.'s Grand Hustle label, Mike made some changes to his name and began working with his hip-hop big brother, Big Boi...

During a hometown performance in Atlanta last night (March 16), rapper Killer Mike made a bold accusation, claiming that 50 Cent stole a beat from him. Before tearing into a version of his track 'Pressure,' Mike stopped the show to set the record straight and remind friends that he doesn't bite beats or steal from other artists...

Mike Bigga, formerly known as Killer Mike, is lending some advice about achieving success in the difficult world of hip-hop. The Atlanta-based MC has just revealed that he will appear on an upcoming episode of the long-running MTV series 'Made...

Atlanta rapper Killer Mike has announced that he's recording an album with a rather unlikely partner; renowned underground producer El-P. The pairing is a surprising one, both stylistically and due to their comparative recording history -- Mike (aka Mike Bigga) is a Grand Hustle-affiliated Southern rapper best known for his appearance on OutKast's Grammy-winning track 'The Whole World,' while El-

Killer Mike aka Mike Bigga can now safely add auteur to his resume. Overnight, the ATL rapper sent out a link to a new "mini-movie" entitled 'Ghetto Extraordinary' -- a 12-minute mixture of music and narrative where Mike plays a slighted drug dealer that's out for revenge and ends up doing some mighty tough things with a chain and a tree...

Even though he's currently locked up, T.I. has found himself back in legal hot water. The 29-year-old has been named in a lawsuit filed in Fulton County State Court on Monday (Nov. 8), by a recording technician for failing to stop a physical altercation that took place in his Atlanta recording studio...