Hip-Hop History
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Numbers Future officially has the fourth most entries on the Billboard Hot 100 in history, trailing Lil Wayne, the cast of Glee, and Drake.
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Sports LL Cool J says that listening to Kobe Bryant's gangster rap album ranks as one of the funniest moments of his entire life.
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Music The "TMZ"-produced project will premiere on Tubi later this week.
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Music During a Shady Con Clubhouse conversation, Eminem opened up about the rarest hip-hop classic in his cassette collection.
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Music Four years removed from its initial release, Raekwon reflects on his seventh studio album "The Wild," deeming the project "a classic."
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Hip-Hop History "Y'all keep acting like Game is the real legacy of G-Unit. No. It's Lloyd Banks, Tony Yayo, and 50 Cent."
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Pop Culture The tracklist includes songs like "24K of Gold" featuring J. Cole and "I'm Gonna Be" with Jhené Aiko.
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Hip-Hop History Beverly Hills was the new location shortly after.
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Music On the anniversary of Jeezy's classic album "The Recession," he announced that he is finally releasing the sequel.
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Music During Griselda's recent tour, Conway The Machine and Jay-Z engaged in a heart-to-heart about the importance of emotion.
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Hip-Hop History Akon speaks about why he passed on signing Drake, claiming that his demo tape sounded like Eminem.
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Original Content Like Dr. Dre's "Detox," these are albums that will never be.
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Robert Blair