If Chingy could turn back the hands of time, he would rewind the clock back to almost three years ago, before he bolted from Ludacris' Disturbing tha Peace camp. "A lot of time was lost because no ...

Chingy is adamant that he does not care how he may be perceived by others. He’s just focused on the music. In conversation, it’s clear he doesn’t feed into negativity. In fact, he’d like to distance ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Chingy has signed with Kinkead Entertainment Agency for representation in all areas, including touring, film, television, music, ...

Photo courtesy of Full Dekk Ent. "[The music is] about we have our own lane. We not in your business, so why be in our business? Stop hating on us, we not hatin’ on you. we just doing us," says the 35 ...

"I’m telling the real truth of what happened in my career through this track," says Chingy of "Can't Blame Me," which premieres exclusively on PEOPLE Chingy is getting real about his past. The rapper ...

St. Louis, MO – CHINGY, the multi-platinum rapper known for his infectious hits like “Right Thurr,” made a triumphant homecoming at the Music at the Intersection Festival, delivering an electrifying ...

LEGACY: Forever changing the pronunciation of "there" and upping Holiday Inn's coolness factor. WHERE ARE THEY NOW: The St. Louis rapper is joining forces with country duo Meg & Tyler for their new ...

"I call it a universal track — pop, country and hip hop at the same time, it's a great track," Chingy tells PEOPLE of his new collaboration and accompanying dance with Meg and Tyler PEOPLE, Music ...

Email notifications are only sent once a day, and only if there are new matching items. The idea of hitting the jackpot someday was something St. Louis rapper Chingy put into the universe early.

ATLANTA — If Chingy could turn back the hands of time, he would rewind the clock back to almost three years ago, before he bolted from Ludacris’ Disturbing tha Peace camp. “A lot of time was lost ...

In 2009, Chingy was clinging to the final vestiges of what was once a chart-topping career; his fourth album, Hate It Or Love It, became his first since his 2003 debut Jackpot to not break into the ...