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Music "No Bill Cosby sh*t, if they sleeping then f*ck em," rapped Cole.
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Music NLE Choppa is considerably less aggressive in this performance.
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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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Music Juice WRLD worked off the top of the dome on "Death Race For Love."
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Music Nyck Caution calls out a recent trend of "CSR": Caucasian Speed Rapping.
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Bars Joell Ortiz puts the bars under the microscope.
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Original Content Eminem strikes Machine Gun Kelly with the counter riposte on "KILLSHOT."
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Mitch Findlay -
Bars Mick Jenkins skillfully navigates some darker production on "Happy Gilmore."
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Mitch Findlay -
Bars Tory Lanez absolutely goes off on most lyrical "Memories Don't Die" track.
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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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Music It's an all-out war of words on social media after Luciani accused Rucci of swiping an entire verse from her song.
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Erika Marie
