A rep for Ludacris responded that the rapper is no longer on the Rock the Country lineup following backlash he received for initially being on it.

Ludacris, however, quit the tour just four days after its announcement, with his representatives telling Rolling Stone that his placement on the bill was “a mix-up,” stating that “lines got crossed and he wasn’t supposed to be on there.”

Luda loves him some hot sauce.

Nearly two years after appearing in Usher's Super Bowl halftime show, Ludacris returns to the big game in an ad for Frank’s RedHot's Eat the GOAT campaign.

The playful campaign for Frank's RedHot also features past collaborators of the rapper and actor

Ahead of Frank’s RedHot’s “Eat the GOAT” campaign dropping, Men’s Journal caught up with Ludacris for a quick Q&A to discuss his latest commercial credit, who his hip-hop GOAT is, how hip-hop has changed for the better, and what the deal is with Fast X: Part 2.

The Rock The Country festival in Anderson County has been canceled after several artists including Shinedown and Ludacris withdrew amid controversy.

The Players Championship offers complimentary and discounted tickets, a concert, and a job fair for military members, veterans, and their families.