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Welcome to our weekly episode of Rapzilla.com’s Top Christian Rap News Recap. We endeavor to grab the best stories from the previous week and give them to you every Monday. Watch Our Christian Rap News Show Below: Rapzilla Freshmen Alright, after much delay our Rapzilla Freshmen nominees are here. There are roughly 30 names to chose from on the list. Some are very popular while are relatively unknown and we sense greatness in their future. The poll is up now and well over 5,000 votes have been cast. You can head on over to Rapzilla.com or the link below to […]

God’s House of Hip Hop 20/20 Summer Fest, covered by Pollstar, Billboard and GRAMMY.com, announced the 15 headliners for the July 17 and 18 event at a press conference Thursday, January 23, at the Banc of California Stadium. The list includes some of the most celebrated talent representing Christian Hip Hop (CHH), Latin CHH, and Gospel Hip Hop music. The headliners for Friday, July 17, include Alex Zurdo, Derek Minor, Aaron Cole, Flame, WHATUPRG, Steven Malcolm and Manny Montes. The artists headlining on Saturday, July 18, are Canton Jones, 1K Phew, Aha Gazelle, Dee-1, Jor’Dan Armstrong, Bryann Trejo, Emcee N.I.C.E. […]

Mark Hull released his single for “Worst Enemy,” check it out on Rapzilla.com now. Listen to Mark Hull Below:

Sometimes the best tracks of the year are not always the best to dance to within Christian rap, there are far too many exceptions that prove the rule. In 2019, Groups such as Kinjaz and the Exiles grooved to nearly every Reach Records banger, from Gawvi & WHATUPRG’s infectious “Glory” to Lecrae, John Givez, & Zaytoven’s “California Dreamin.” Yet there was still a lot that was overlooked. Check out last year’s choreography article! Without further ado, here are 10 tracks from last year that are worthy of their own choreography. 2020 already looks promising but don’t let these ones pass […]

Theo Blue released his music video for “The Same” on Martin Luther King Day. He had A LOT to say  about his experiences as an African American in the societal divide and class system of the U.S. Read Below: “Then don’t give them a reason to escalate,” the thought in my head as I listened to a colleague complain about yet another encounter with the authorities. I didn’t say anything in response to him. I simply let the conversation end. As I left, I turned to my wife and recalled a time when two cops stopped me for half of […]