Bars
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Music Questions about Kendrick Lamar keep following The Documentary III, but The Game says the bars in question came from his own history.
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Original Content More than a best-of list, these songs show how Rapsody’s perspective changed across more than 15 years of music.
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Music Online speculation is heating up after listeners pointed to several lyrics on GloRilla & Pooh Shiesty's "MANE" that they believe reference Megan.
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Original Content Kevin Gates has a history of getting as nasty as he wants on wax. We're highlighting some of his most explicit records from through out his career.
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Original Content Nicki Minaj has always been about the bars.
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Original Content We break down the many references littered across Kevin Gates's controversial "Super General" freestyle.
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Original Content Black Thought has spit some amazing verses throughout his prolific career. Here is a list of his best guest verses.
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Viral The snippet of her collab with Lil Tjay began circulating on social media on Tuesday (January 10).
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Original Content From Snoop to Thugger, prosecutors have put rap lyrics on trial. These cases show what happens when bars move from the booth to the courtroom.
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Music Havoc reflects on one of his favorite Prodigy verses of all time, a scene-stealing contribution to a competitive hip-hop posse cut.
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Music Are you surprised to see Lul Tim regain his freedom?
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Music The Weeknd explains that his hit single "Blinding Lights" is actually about drunk driving and being blinded by the traffic lights, clarifying that he does not promote driving under the influence.
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Music Big K.R.I.T. at once plays student and teacher in new "Rate The Bars."
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Original Content Who could truly go song-for-song with Jay-Z on a Verzuz stage? We break down the artists with the catalog, legacy, and cultural weight to stand with Hov.
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Music Kendrick Lamar was very honest about his "lust addiction" on the song "Mother I Sober."
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