There was a time in the early 2000s era of hip hop where St. Louis-born rapper Nelly was arguably the hottest rapper out. His early fame came from songs that meant something to his community: "Air ...

A man with a beard and slicked-back hair smiles, wearing a black shirt and a thick gold chain. “Call me George Foreman, ‘cause I’m sellin’ everybody grills.” The iconic bar that Paul Wall capped off ...

Paul Wall has revealed that Nelly was sold a fake Johnny Dang grill, an act that eventually led to the creation of their 2005 Grammy-nominated hit song "Grillz." During his appearance on The Art of ...

Wall explained the story while sitting down with The Art of Dialogue. By Angel Diaz What would rap be without iced-out grills? New York City jeweler Eddie Plein is often credited with inventing the ...

Nelly's "Grillz" featuring Paul Wall and Ali & Gipp retains the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 for a second week. The cut also ascends 12-5 on the Pop 100 and rises 3-2 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop… By ...

April 11, 2006 — -- Here's a mouthful: Several CPAs say if they were doing Nelly's taxes they'd treat the rapper's jewel-encrusted teeth -- celebrated in the hit "Grillz" -- as a business expense ...

MARYLAND HEIGHTS, Mo. — For as long as she can remember, 9-year-old North Carolinian Destanie Sharrone has been a huge Nelly fan. Destanie said her mom likes "Hot in Herre," but she has her own top ...

Paul Wall has revealed that Nelly was sold a fake Johnny Dang grill, an act that eventually led to the creation of their 2005 Grammy-nominated hit song "Grillz." During his appearance on The Art of ...

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“Call me George Foreman, ‘cause I’m sellin’ everybody grills.” The iconic bar that Paul Wall capped off his verse with on the smash hit “Grillz” wasn’t just some clever wordplay. The legendary Houston ...