Nathan Schwartz has taken Instagram pics with everyone from Kanye West to Jay-Z. He's 12 years old.

The latest masterpiece from Pop Culture Labs is: "A ridiculously detailed guide to the semantics of rap names, this widescreen edition print spans over seven square feet and contains 636 rapper names as well as some all-time greats illustrated in the background.

As you may or may not be aware (probably the latter), Mark Wahlberg has a new action flick coming out today, and since I have a bit of a love-hate thing going with Marky Mark it seemed like a good time to explore it via crude venn diagramming.

I've never thought of myself as someone who brings the hip hop coverage on the reg (lots of Radiohead on my iPod) but seeing as how my previously discussed Wu-Tang Clan obsession in high school gives me all the street cred in the world AND awesome interminglings of hip hop and web culture keep falling in my lap (previously: Hip Hop Humor, Rapper Spelling Bee) it's like I'd be denying the universe if I didn't answer the calling.

Hip Hop Humor is an OG Tumblog (est.

Rappers spelling their own names in lyrics is one of the all-time gimmick rhymes.

Late yesterday nerdy white rapper, Mac Lethal, began to take the internet by storm with his pancake-oriented cover of Chris Brown's "Look at Me Now" that has to be the best white guy rapping about breakfast foods video I've seen since Chet Haze spit hot fire over huevos rancheros.

Normally, we here at Uproxx leave the car news to sites like Jalopnik, but we love anything that is cool and hip, and the new hybrid convertible Cadillac just unveiled is cool and hip as hell.

It's no secret that YouTube has been a boon to young, struggling musicians looking to make a name for themselves, providing the opportunity to showcase talents to and from any point on the globe, eliminating, or at least lessening, the need for geographical proximity to the music industry's kingmakers.