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Diss tracks have always been a part of hip-hop, and whether it be from smaller artists or the biggest names in the game, they continued to be released regularly to this day.

Kobe Bryant ended his illustrious with a bang last night, dropping 60 points and single-handedly pulling the Lakers back from a double-digit deficit before hitting the game-winning jumper in the final minute. Scores of rappers paid a premium just for

It's been 19 years to the day since legendary Brooklyn rapper The Notorious B.I.G. was shot and killed in Los Angeles, and his influence in rap is still felt as strongly as ever.

Compton has long been a creative hub for rap music, from late 80s and early 90s acts like N.W.A. and DJ Quik repping the region, to more recent exports like The Game, YG, and Kendrick Lamar.

Remember, as recently as a few months ago, when we all were all speculating on the inevitable decline of Cash Money?

Future's had quite the year, and we're still only in the first quarter. The Atlanta rapper recently nabbed his third #1 album with the Apple-released EVOL, which itself was a very quick follow-up from his Purple Reign mixtape.

Kanye West's recent outpouring of tweets got us reminiscing on some of his greatest tweets of all time. Today, we're taking that to another level, and rounding up some iconic (and some not-so-much) tweets from various artists to see how well you know your

Moreso than ever, we're seeing the fashion and hip-hop worlds overlapping, but sneakers have always held a special place in the hearts of the rap world. If you follow both music and sneaker culture closely, you should know just how many rapper-sanctioned

2015 was a pretty big year for hip-hop. We saw an unnaturally large number of releases from major artists, making for a good presence of albums and singles on the charts.

Christmas: a day to spend time with the family, open presents, and watch the NBA.

Pusha T has been in the game for quite some time, and he's basically had two lives as a rapper; first with his brother (No) Malice as part of the highly rated yet underground duo Clipse, and then, in present day, a second spurt as a solo artist under the G.O.O

Wiz Khalifa surprised fans today with the release of Cabin Fever 3. The two previous Cabin Fevers mixtapes were dope, so we were definitely excited to hear what Wiz had in store for the third instalment.

Although No Ceilings 2 might not live up to its predecessor, that doesn't take away from all the highlights Lil Wayne has given us through out his long career, whether it be slaughtering freestyles back in the day or Tha Carter series.

It appears a substitute teacher at Fiske Elementary School in Chicago is in some hot water after giving its students a quiz on one of the cities most popular rappers, Chief Keef.

Sean Combs can't settle on a name. As far as we're considered, he's still Diddy. But yesterday, he released his free album MMM under his old moniker "Puff Daddy."

'90s hip-hop is back on everyone's mind (for some, it probably never left, mind you) thanks to the recent Vince Staples' debate. We're helping you uncover the rapper inside with today's quiz: which '90s rapper are you? Who doesn't want to know?

Over 20 years later, "Gin N Juice" is still that track to get the party started. You can feel the liquor loosen up your system right as the opening synths start to smolder.

DJ Khaled just dropped his eighth studio album I Changed A Lot, and he's been dropping knowledge in interviews all week -- so by now, you should know a fair bit about the DJ and his successful brand of suffering. We've come up with a few questions to

Although it's no longer 10/17, we still have Big Guwop on our minds. He made sure to give fans new music in celebration of 10/17 two days ago, and perhaps as a consolation prize for the fact that his anticipated movie "The Spot" was delayed.

For this quiz, we've done something a little bit different, and trust, it's one of our most skill-testing quizzes yet. We've rounded up some key tweets from some of your favorite rappers, and now it's up to you to guess who said what.

If you're spending millions of dollars on jewelry, hopefully you're making a lasting impression.

Tomorrow, The Game will drop The Documentary 2, the sequel to his much-celebrated The Documentary, an album that immediately established The Game as a torchbearer for LA gangster rap and a heavyweight in the rap game for years to come.

Kanye West isn't really a man of mystery. He lays all of his feelings out, whether that be on wax or on interview. The man has no chill, and thus often lets his emotions get the better of him-- proving just how passionate he is about the things he loves.

ASAP Rocky turns 27 today, and to celebrate the occasion, we're testing the knowledge of his fans. Have you been following Rocky since the Live.Love.ASAP days?

If you're unfamiliar with Metro Boomin, then honestly where have you been? By now, he should be a name almost synonymous with Future, and plenty of other Atlanta rappers.

Yesterday, Meek Mill previewed a bunch of new music off his upcoming mixtape Dreamchasers 4, the fourth instalment in the fan-favorite series.

Jay Rock's 90059 was fire as fuck. That's what the readers of HNHH believe, anyways. Sales numbers did not reflect the album's flammability, but those of you who copped it have no doubt gotten to know it quite well. 

With the release of a new mixtape from Rich Homie Quan last night, (somewhat suspiciously on the same day his former rapping partner dropped Slime Season), we decided to focus our latest lyric quiz on a soon-to-be-classic RHQ single "Type of Way." The rec