Frosted Flakes has collaborated with hip hop artist JID on a brand-new single that will hit nostalgia for many, as they have released "Hey Tony!" Harkening back to '90s jingles where Tony the Tiger ...

On Sunday, Nov. 23, JID blessed The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory in Irving with a stop on his God Does Like Paradise Tour and reminded everyone why he gives us hope for hip-hop’s future. The tour, ...

Atlanta rapper JID took the stage at Chicago’s Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom on Saturday night, delivering a high-energy set to a packed venue. Chicago was the third stop on JID’s “God Does Like ...

With the debate raging about whether lyrics still matter in hip-hop, one person who has never wavered in carrying the flag for the spittas is JID. The Atlanta rapper's evolution from his origins as a ...

JID isn't losing any sleep over J. Cole apologizing to Kendrick Lamar, and he doesn't think anyone else in Dreamville should, either. For JID, the bigger picture is Cole's loyalty to his artists, ...

Offset delivers a hard-hitting single “Bodies” featuring JID, sampling Drowning Pool and setting the tone for an intense summer in rap. The two titans have set the tone for the summer with a fiery new ...

It has been a minute since rap fans last heard from Dreamville’s Atlanta standout JID. Perhaps it’s due to the pugnacious energy that’s been floating around hip-hop all year, or maybe it’s due to the ...

With his fourth studio album, God Does Like Ugly, peeking over the horizon, JID has gone back to one of his favorite standbys: releasing a fiery freestyle to help promote the project. He dropped “30” ...

In the past week, the Suburban Park stage has hosted hip-hop legends Slick Rick and Ludacris, but JID’s set Friday night was a statement piece for the new school of hip-hop. Young people came out in ...

After more than a decade on the mic, JID finally has a long overdue hit on his hands. "Surround Sound" featuring Baby Tate and 21 Savage has been steadily climbing up the Billboard Hot 100 chart for ...

BDifferent says Atlanta’s next generation is built on mutual respect, but lyrical competition still brings out the best in serious artists.