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While his mother sits off-screen, 13-year-old YNW BSlime talks to Trey Smith (@slimihendrix) and shares some thoughts on haters, his preferred preparation of chicken, and where he sees his career

Listen to Destroy Boys "Duck Eat Duck World," as featured in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 and 2.

RMR responds to the trolls and fans on his self-proclaimed "country" records "Rascal" and "Dealer". Along the way, he gives a quick lesson on consent, proclaims his love dogs & emo music.

Knox Fortune talks to Noisey's Trey Smith about his love for Tony Hawk Pro Skater, the top trait needed for songwriting, and which famous Chicagoan he'd chose to protect him.

Chuckie is back for the second season of Noisey’s global rap series ‘Gangsta Rap International’.

Black musical artists, make-up artists, and influencers reflect on their experiences in the Punk, Goth & Alt scenes.

In this episode of Noisey's Questionnaire of Life, ZaeHD and CEO tell us what they've been up to during quarantine, go over their favorite Outkast songs, and a lot more.

Toosii wakes up early to share his favorite oatmeal recipe, his thoughts on the police, and reflect on his tweets.

“I’m gonna remember your name, and I’m gonna find you…” In our People Vs. series, we get artists to respond to the comments on their YouTube videos.

Wafia answers some of life’s greatest questions, including why oversharing isn't a dealbreaker, what she finds to be the most fun part of songwriting, and why meat pies are her favorite.

Tiana Major9 tells us about her Jamaican pride while living in London, her favorite way to ghost someone, and her scorpio characteristics.

For as long as people have had an internet connection, they’ve asked themselves the big questions: Did we really land on the moon? What happened with 9/11?

Nasty C answers some of life’s greatest questions with Noisey’s Trey Smith. We learn what he’s been up to during quarantine, some of his weirdest fan interactions, and his biggest onstage fears.

A.CHAL answers the most important questions in life.

Kiana Lede answers the most important questions in life.

MCs, stunts and doing keys; Bad Boy Chiller Crew are the Beatles of Bradford.

“I swear one of the lines is, “Ready for the bumbum burn.” In our People Vs. series, we get artists to respond to the comments on their YouTube videos.

Music for Beirut is a live, worldwide digital music event to support the Children’s Cancer Center of Lebanon in its recovery after the Beirut Explosion on August 4.

On Noisey Presents, bands and musician invite us to their homes, rehearsal places or their favorite spots to play live a selection of their best songs.

'GIRLS' rapper Yung Baby Tate answers the most important questions of life.

21st century rave culture has survived the mass cull of British nightclubs and now faces an extreme police crackdown. Clive investigates the ways kids manage to still rave despite this suppression.

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On Climate Day 2020, we check in with Xiuhtezcatl Martinez, a climate activist-turned-rapper balancing the weight of impending environmental catastrophe with a young man's self expression through

Clive finds out what’s so great about a comedown in the idyllic setting of the Balearics.

In the latest edition of Questionnaire of Life, VICE Host Trey Smith sits down with neo-soul singer-songwriter Masego for an interview that is anything but expected.

Cookiee Kawaii (@cookieekawaii) drops by to do a Questionnaire of Life with Trey Smith (@slimihendrix) and shares her favorite anime, video games, and which apocalypse we should be most worried

Ukraine is a politically polarized nation divided by war. Clive investigates how the youth is expressing their frustrations through their late night party scene.

Ziggy Marley answers the most important questions in life. Make sure to check out Ziggy Marley’s new album “More Family Time” dropping on 9/18.

For the newest episode of "Receiver" singer, songwriter, and multi-hyphenate Gabriel Garzón-Montano joins Vice News' Dexter Thomas to discuss his upcoming second studio album Agüita, his recent

“If one more troll tries to test me ... I’ll come and beat your f**king ass.” In our People Vs. series, we get artists to respond to the comments on their YouTube videos.