Fans couldn’t help comparing Mario Judah’s previewed version of the song to the one that officially featured Playboi Carti, with some calling the leak better and others defending the commercial ...

Trippie Redd and Playboi Carti are popular American rappers known for their unique sound in hip-hop. Trippie Redd made his big debut with the song Love Scars and has since been praised for his melodic ...

The concept meeting for Trippie Redd’s new “Miss The Rage” video with Playboi Carti must have included the phrase “homemade rage room” somewhere because that’s exactly what they wound up creating. The ...

Trippie Redd and Playboi Carti have released a (literally) explosive visual for their hit single “Miss the Rage,” directed by Nick Walker. The visual sees the pair of rappers, dressed in goth-vampire ...

After floating around online, the rock star tandem of Trippie Redd and Playboi Carti have delivered their track “Miss The Rage.” Trippie shared news of the collaboration on his Instagram, teasing the ...

Trippie Redd and Playboi Cart team up for an absolute summer slapper with their new visual “Miss The Rage.” Burning down cars and everything else in sight with a flame thrower, these two young rappers ...

So, who invented “rage” rap? Trippie Redd has an idea. “That’s exactly why I ain’t pull up on his old a– ‘cause he always just wanna put a n—a beneath him and s—t. You ain’t really for black people.

Now a multiplatinum-selling rapper, Trippie Redd has come a long way from his SoundCloud days. He’s experienced life’s highs with the lows, and giving up isn’t an option. Editor’s Note: This story ...

One of the most anticipated rap songs of the year is Trippie Redd's "Miss The Rage," a Playboi Carti-featuring track that took over video platforms like TikTok off the strength of a snippet of the ...

Trippie Redd and Playboi Carti have released the music video for their recent single “Miss the Rage.” Nick Walker directed the visual, which finds the rappers dancing in front of a burning car. Check ...

"Miss The Rage" was a hit before it was officially released thanks to a snippet that quickly went viral, and the official release of the Trippie Redd-helmed, Playboi Carti-featuring song saw it debut ...