Atlanta crunk rap group Crime Mob may be best known for their 2004 hit “Knuck If You Buck,” but in 2006, the five-person band also released “Rock Yo Hips,” which actually charted higher, coming in No.

This April, Paramount+ will debut a new live-action series titled “Knuckles,” a six-part continuation of 2022’s Sonic the Hedgehog 2. Idris Elba will voice the title character alongside a supporting ...

Diamond, an Atlanta rapper who is a part of the group Crime Mob, has announced that she’s pregnant with her second child. Just about five months since Diamond confirmed that she got engaged to pro ...

Is it possible that the end of the group that made us both knuck and buck, and perhaps even be ready to fight, came to an end because of Michael Jackson? According to Princess, one of the two female ...

The self-titled 2004 album of the Atlanta rap group Crime Mob was a great example of what a group with limited strengths can do when it focuses all its attention on developing and displaying those ...

Complex: How are things with Crime Mob? Diamond: At first there was no communication, or there was a lack of communication—didn't nobody really see each other—but now we're talking. We're having ...

As a five-person unit, Crime Mob might have made collective impact with their 2004 hit Knuck If You Buck, but the individuality of the members are lost in the shuffle. Diamond and M.I.G. speak on ...

Michael Jackson recorded a verse for a remix to the classic anthem "Knuck If You Buck," according to the prank Crime Mob's Princess pulled on group member Diamond. Princess's interview on Storytime ...

According to Princess from Crime Mob, the group’s end involved Six Flags, Michael Jackson, and Jackson’s chimpanzee, Bubbles. Is it possible that the end of the group that made us both knuck and buck, ...