The rapper explained that he and Southside were instructed by their producers to “troll” the comedian during the interview. As we previously reported, during the Drink Champs episode, G Herbo ...

It was like that,” Marco responded. Brown was referring to Funny Marco’s weird interview with G Herbo and Southside, which went viral on social media. The rapper and producer seemed to be in a ...

A south suburban man who portrayed himself as a music promoter in the G Herbo fraud case was sentenced to nearly three years ...

Fragmented by a stark class divide, Chicago is widely considered one of America’s most segregated cities. Plagued by a looming public perception of poverty and violence, the dominant narrative ...

Antonio Strong allegedly used a stolen credit card on behalf of Chicago rapper G Herbo (pictured). Getty file Share A local music promoter has been sentenced to nearly three years in prison for his ...

G Herbo entered the rap game at 16 years old when he was then known as Lil Herb. Thankfully, he changed his name to G Herbo and established himself as one of the leaders of Chicago's drill music ...

G Herbo Teams Up With Southside for New Song “Focused” G Herbo Teams Up With Southside for New Song “Focused” G Herbo connects with Southside for new song ''Focused.'' The Chicago rapper ...

Chicago hip-hop star G Herbo has unveiled the video for “Dark Knight” to accompany his latest release, Big Swerv 2.0. Known for his platinum-selling tracks, G Herbo fuses nostalgic beats with his ...

Platinum-selling Chicago hip-hop artist G Herbo has re-energized his acclaimed project Big Swerv with the release of Big Swerv 2.0, now available. This updated version features seven previously ...

His Southside Queens upbringing was an allure for ... the scene has given us geniuses like Durk, Chief Keef, G Herbo, Sheff G, Pop Smoke, and artists like Cash Cobain and Ice Spice have cultivated ...

The link-up comes as Chief Keef continues his A Lil Tour run with Lil Gnar and the Glo Boyz. Initially set for Summer 2024, ...

The Chicago South Side native's collection of paintings is the most widely circulated urban fine art series in the world. His exhibition is on display through Nov. 30 at Connect Gallery.