David Banner offers a poignant critique of how individuals sometimes agree to relationship terms they are not genuinely comfortable with, emphasizing the importance of authenticity in partnerships.

But David Banner wants to speak on a heartfelt and important topic for those who are listening closely to this record.

Banner, 51, had a wide-ranging conversation with Sharpe, 56, during which the Mississippi native—born Lavell William Crump—touched on the topic of infidelity among his peers.

David Banner Gets Candid About Hip-Hop’s Instability and the Controversy Surrounding the ‘N-Word’ After the release of his seventh studio album 'The God Box' last spring, David Banner spent ...

David Banner isn't here for White people's input concerning the way Black people should protest. He said as much in a few new Instagram videos about the National Anthem protest and subsequent ...

David Banner is not only a talented rapper/actor/producer, but he’s one of the greatest activists of our generation. In this candid interview, we discuss his own struggles, White Supremacy and ...

David Banner shares his bold opinion on the Black community's resemblance to conservative extremists and right-wing America.

David Banner is thanking T.I. for making it possible for him to have a lucrative career as a producer. On the “Club Shay Shay,” podcast, Banner reveals how important a tag in a song is for ...

To fight racism, black people should start by putting themselves first, as David Banner sees it.

Things got heated between David Banner and Lyfe Jennings during a police reform town hall in Atlanta, prompting Tyrese to break up the argument.