Bars
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Hip-Hop History Lil Wayne wanted to change his iconic "Weezy F Baby and the F is for Phenomenal" lyric, says his longtime associate Cortez Bryant.
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Alex Zidel 21.7K Views
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Relationships "I don't want your bitch, we can't swap out," the 27-year-old raps on his third studio album.
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Hayley Hynes 15.1K Views
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Music Eminem came through to celebrate Redman's mastery of bars, sharing a nostalgic callback to his longtime classic "Till I Collapse."
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Mitch Findlay 27.3K Views
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Music Both "How High?" and "Butterfly Ku" make mention of Latto's hit single, "Put It On Da Floor."
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Hayley Hynes 3.4K Views
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Music Juice WRLD worked off the top of the dome on "Death Race For Love."
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Aron A. 26.5K Views
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Bars Cassidy calls Hitman Holla's bluff after their tense sit-down.
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Aron A. 27.7K Views
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Bars Things got heated in Queen Vixen vs. Ms Hustle battle.
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Aron A. 31.6K Views
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Music Some familiar bars, threatening warnings, connections to other male rappers, and words on Meg's deceased mother make up the savagery of "Big Foot." Do you think Nicki lived up to the hype?
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Gabriel Bras Nevares 14.8K Views
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Original Content Lloyd Banks revealed the depth of his lyricism on "Till The End," a song that stands as one of his greatest artistic achievements.
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Mitch Findlay 66.2K Views
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Music K.Dot's artistry, his absence from the game, and his attention-seeking fueled J Cole's pen on his response to "Like That."
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Gabriel Bras Nevares 10.1K Views
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Pop Culture The Baton Rouge native is getting ready to drop "I Rest My Case."
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Isaac Fontes 1370 Views
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Relationships Quavo unpacks some of his "Culture III" lyrics which are seemingly about his ex-girlfriend Saweetie.
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Alex Zidel 22.3K Views