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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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Politics A lyrical timeline of Lil Wayne's Trump references, tracing how the mogul became metaphor, flex, and finally, photo op.
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Erika Marie -
Music Denzel Curry continues to impress.
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Matt F -
Music Both "How High?" and "Butterfly Ku" make mention of Latto's hit single, "Put It On Da Floor."
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Pop Culture "Ya boy’s strivin’ to be the most dominant ever / The hardest white boy since the one who rapped about vomit and sweaters," the Kentucky native rhymes on his new release's second track.
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Sports In his native language, the Puerto Rican notably rhymed about the sun heating up more in his homeland than it does in Phoenix.
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Hayley Hynes -
Pop Culture On the recently released track, the New Yorker rhymes, "He a rapper, but don't got a chance / Stuck in my ways so I'm lovin' my bands."
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Hayley Hynes -
Pop Culture On his "Red Eye" project, the lyricist couldn't help but throw in a quip about GloRilla and her infamously petite frame.
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Pop Culture It was only a matter of time before the New York natives came together on a track.
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Music Nasir bin Olu Dara Jones is one of the most influential writers of our time, and what better time to celebrate that than this classic's 30th birthday?
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Bars Macklemore returns with his first freestyle in a minute, using the opportunity to cover Joe Biden, Donald Trump, white supremacy, and more.
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Pop Culture Azriel Clary, one of R. Kelly's ex-girlfriends, speaks on the people accusing her of chasing clout in a new freestyle rap video.
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Alex Zidel
