According to Jay-Z, DMX had him shook and ready to level it up. “My fondest memory of DMX is he improved my stage show,” recalled Jay-Z, a native of Brooklyn. “The lights are off.

DMX: Yeah, I don’t like him. It ain’t nothing personal. I don’t like his stuff. He is talented. He has a little wordplay here and there, but when I see him and here him it’s like ...

Jay-Z is without question one of the greatest rappers of all time, but he’s never been afraid to pay homage to his peers. Coming up in the 1990s, Jay-Z had to compete with Nas, Busta Rhymes ...

JAY-Z Remembers Boycotting GRAMMYs After DMX Wasn't Nominated: Hov shared that he wasn't even in the building when he won his first ever GRAMMY in 1999.

Jay-Z had a habit of rubbing DMX the wrong way every now and then, but one time DMX felt his wife, Beyoncé, was the source of Jay-Z’s newer, softer attitude.

Jay-Z recently stopped by LeBron James and Maverick Carter’s talk show “The Shop: Uninterrupted” and talked about some of his fondest memories of DMX. During the segment, the Roc Nation boss ...

DMX and Jay-Z were connected for years and even let others float the idea of them becoming a crew (along with Ja Rule) called Murder Inc. Jay-Z stated that DMX was super competitive against him.

Jay-Z then dove into the pugilistic nature of his relationship with DMX, recalling a time when the late rapper called him out at a show. “He got on stage: ‘JAY-Z, where you at!?’ I was like ...

DMX is ready to step into the ring with Jay-Z. During a recent virtual interview with N.O.R.E for his hit show Drink Champs, Noreaga asked DMX if he had the opportunity to participate in Timbaland ...

Jay Z and DMX go back, they go way back. They used to be extremely competitive and even battled on a few occasions. But come at the end of the day they became label mates and friends.

Prior to beginning a two-year jail sentence last month, Ja Rule opened up about his past relationships with Jay-Z and DMX and why their supergroup never took off. Speaking with XXL, Ja Rule spoke ...

Irv Gotti believes that a collaborative album featuring JAY-Z, DMX, and Ja Rule was never released due to JAY-Z’s ego and the potential of being outshined. During a recent appearance on Drink ...