MUST READ: 35 Artists To Follow On Snapchat

Step your Snapchat game up by following some rap and R&B stars.

Snapchat is bigger than ever, and if you haven't been keeping up with it, you may not know just how many artists have hopped on board and created accounts. Of course, not everyone is as much of a natural as DJ Khaled, but there is a wide selection of musicians now active on Snap, and since they're still not that easily searchable within the app, we've decided to round up a few of the people we've been following.

DANNY BROWN: xdannyxbrownx

SOULJA BOY: SouljaboySODMG

WAKA FLOCKA: Wakaflockaveli

MztaPatrick: MztaPatrick

VIC MENSA: Vicsavemoney

Click through the galleries to find handles for 35 rap and R&B figures who are keeping fans up to date through their snaps. Let us know who your favorite person to follow is in the comments below.

The Weeknd Reveals "Starboy" Title Is A David Bowie Tribute In Wall Street Journal

The Weeknd was revealed to be the subject of a massive Wall Street Journal profile today, and the piece finds the Toronto singer revealing a little bit about the various influences on the upcoming follow-up to Beauty Behind The Madness. For instance, as some have suspected, Abel revealed that the title of the LP, Starboy, is inspired by David Bowie's 70's hit, "Starman."

"I just love Bowie; I think he's the ultimate inventor," he said. He also revealed that he made plans to work with prince at his Paisley Park studio shortly before the songwriter's unexpected death earlier this year.

Later on, Abel commented spoke of Daft Punk, who played a role in the writing process of the album. "Their studio is like a spaceship; there's a lot of gear," he said. "But the way they make music, the way they explain it, is very cinematic. It's like they're reading a page out of a novel – 'We want to make sure that at the end, it feels like the sun's coming up, and maybe there's a car chase.' They can get technical, but it was interesting how they visualize making music."

You can read the full profile at the Wall Street Journal. Look out for the 18-track album to drop November 25th.