Hip-Hop History
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Music 2 Live Crew's inability to have their wild verbal lyricism quelled signified a new era of creative expression in hip-hop and music as a whole.
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Hip-Hop History Orlando Anderson, the man accused of killing Tupac, recorded a full album and even appeared in the music video for Mel-Low's "Blaze It Up" ft. Redman.
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Hip-Hop History Daz Dillinger reflects on one of hip-hop's most influential years.
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Hip-Hop History Before getting signed to a major label, Meek Mill had the city of Philadelphia on lock with a number of fire mixtapes.
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Hip-Hop History 2001 was a great time in rap.
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Original Content From Lil Wayne’s "Tha Carter III" cover to Travis Scott's “SICKO MODE,” "Ready To Die" followed hip-hop on its journey to becoming a global phenomenon.
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Original Content Jay-Z's "Volume 2...Hard Knock Life" was an experimental piece of New York hip-hop.
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Original Content After what's been a particularly turbulent year for the Louisianian, we take a look back at Boosie's lengthy history of sparking outrage.
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Pop Culture The renowned DJ asked Twitter which R&B artist he should collaborate with next, and they were quick to suggest the Canadian.
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Music The Rap icon also shared that Dogg Pound Sound Stage Studios is on the way after showing off his 4-acre property.
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Music Mase teases a joint venture with Death Row Records following his spat with Bad Boy head Diddy.
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Original Content Though not often acknowledged as one of hip-hop's best duos, Busta Rhymes and Dr. Dre have a collaborative track record that never misses.
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Mitch Findlay
