Bobby Shmurda is here to stay and nothing is going to stop him. But that does not mean he does not want help and AllHipHop is here with the assist! Check out the interview. Bobby Shmurda dances a lot, ...

*Bobby Shmurda speaks about his life post-prison, rebranding his image, and how he uses dance as therapy in a new interview with All Hip Hop. “The dances are almost therapeutic and When I was dancing ...

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 has been highly active with music releases recently, but it wasn’t always like that since the rapper was released from prison at the beginning of 2021. His return to music wasn’t as ...

Bobby Shmurda admits that he doesn't listen to rap music because he believes it is "dangerous to the communities." On May 28, The Danza Project YouTube page livestreamed an interview where the ...

On the latest episode of “Drink Champs,” N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN sat down with Bobby Shmurda to chat about his prison bid, going independent, meeting JAY-Z, and more. Born Ackquille Jean Pollard in Miami, ...

Bobby Shmurda has been living life to the fullest for the last year and a half since being released from prison. Along with the fun, he’s been getting his business in order as he officially parted ...

Brooklyn rapper Bobby Shmurda spent six years in prison but got back on his hip-hop grind literally as soon as he was released in February of last year — Quavo picked him up. The rapper, whose real ...

The 6ix9ine collaborator says 90% of rappers on major labels are “hoes.” The topic of “snitching” is once again prevalent in Hip Hop culture at the moment. Formerly incarcerated rapper Bobby Shmurda ...

Let’s set the scene. It’s Brooklyn in 2014 and here comes Bobby Shmurda and GS9 with a song called “Hot N——“ that the streets are going absolutely bonkers over, no matter what corner you turn. It ...

Despite the passing of New York’s “Rap Music on Trial” bill, Bobby Shmurda has cautioned rappers to remain “mindful” of their lyrical content. Shmurda, who is no stranger to having his lyrics used ...