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Backstage presents the story of Lil Wayne and his uncontested rise to superstardom.

Lou Lou Gonzalez, Lance Woods, Keysha E. & BT Kingsley join Kev—contestants must decide: Fact or Cap?

Magician Smoothini wows hockey fan Lil Jon with some icy wizardry.

Lil Jon and Shawty get catfished in Europe. Cam'ron is hunted by groupies.

While putting it down at the strip club, Amber Rose has a run in with a certain entertainer.

Watch as Lil Jon's friends tell stories about the rapper/entrepreneur.

Meagan Good is pulled into a brawl. Lil Rel messes with the wrong cabbie.

In this edition of Hip-Hop Houdini's Teaches a Trick, Lil Jon is tasked with learning Smoothini's "The Bada-Boom Trick" and having to show the trick to his friends.

Stand up Comedy: Joe Vega, Tommy Drake, Shayma Tash, Shang, Angelo Lozada

IInsisting he has nothing to hide, the 21-year-old rapper tackles questions about relationships, his hip-hop peers, and his debut album 'Total Xanarchy.’

Your favorite rappers, singers, actors and more give ASMR a try. Episodes include talent such as Lil Skies, Tierra Whack, blackbear, and Asian Da Brat.

The final three face difficult challenge yet create a marketing plan for the most important brand their own!

Subjects talk openly about the realities of sex and more as they question taboos around masculinity.

In case you didn't get enough of the first episode of 'The Hollywood Puppet Sh!tshow,' the two guest stars are here giving Wilmer more details one-on-one.

Backstage presents Eminem’s rise to fame as one of the most influential hip-hop artists of all time.

Black People Don't Do Improv is back with new games, fresh and familiar faces, and even more laughs!

Watch the "May the Lord Watch" get grilled by each other in our infamous lie detector test.

Watch as the "Cold World" rapper gets grilled in our infamous lie detector test.

Votes are counted! Meet this season’s matches and watch their first date, Show & Tell.

Week One is ending in the Ruckus house and summer is just heating up.

Canadian media is thirsty for American approval. Tim conducts a controversial social experiment.

Katya, the self-proclaimed sweatiest woman in show business, brings you her first ever standup special.

Join Aunt Angel as she helps answer callers questions about letting other people define you.

Parents join the cast to discuss the current state of love and marriage in the US; plus, Nigerian weddings.

The "Saturday Morning Fever" star dazzles in her first solo visual, a collaboration with cast member Ian.

We sat down with Casanova and hooked him up to a lie detector test to see if he really is that real. And turns out he’s so real, he stumped the lie detector test itself. Check out the video to see if he would play the Super Bowl despite supporting Colin Kaepernick, and who he would save if Lil Xan, Lil Pump, and Lil Bow Wow were all trapped in a well.

Kyle discovers a slick talking squatter living in his crib. The Lils become giant and go on a rampage.

Anthea is worried that she's contracted HIV. Meanwhile, Wayne has a wart removed.

Watch as the "Black Filter" and the "Lil Scammer That Could" rappers get grilled by each other in our infamous lie detector test.

Wayne and Biggs begin a climb to the top of a enterprise in Miami as they take control of Jamaican underworld.

AKA is rocked by personal and professional battles as Wayne Phillips fights to stay respected in MMA.

This week, Carl and Brian discuss cultural appropriation, bullying and Drake. Also, the voice of Hypeman himself stops by.

The rising Philadelphia rapper opens up to Fuse about leaving his comfort zone, working with Russ, and how Drake influenced his sound.

Upcycle Nation’s expert judge, Peder Cho, gives a mini class on how to make a cute lil bag from a pair of jeans! Be sure to watch Upcycle Nation on Fuse+ and Fuse! What should Cho make next?

"I'm going to make a believer out of this woman at some point," says the Hip-Hop Houdini.

Since the release of his mixtape El Southside in 2016, Kap G has been on the rise, releasing collaborations with artists like Lil Uzi Vert, Chris Brown, and the legendary Pharrell Williams. As part of Hip-Hop at 45, the rapper attempts to truthfully answer questions about the best chicken in Atlanta and the current state of hip-hop.

In Part 2, Kev & crew visit Luvvie Ajayi and eat at Can’t Believe It’s Not Meat in Chicago.

The Palm Springs musician never had a career Plan B and believes in fully pursuing your passions

Hosts Neil Saavedra and Idalis De Leon grill the guys and pepper the ladies on gender roles, expectations, and assumptions of parenthood. With controversial topics like child support and abortion on the table, the diners tackle the issues with gusto and passion. Ultimately, a woman's right to choose trumped nearly everything, though it was believed that fathers needed more right legally when it came to their roles in a family.

Do superstar athletes have a responsibility to not only their game, but to also serve as a role model for kids simply because of their fame and celebrity status? Hosts Neil Saavedra and Idalis De Leon chew on the issue with diners quick to point the finger at media for packaging athletes to fans as role models. Though some may believe parents must serve as the definitive role models, it's hard to deny that celebrity athletes in the limelight are not aware of their status and "unspoken contract" as a media figure and role model.