Hip-Hop History
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Music Ja Rule hints that his career as a ghostwriter runs deeper than some might think, though he doesn't name any names.
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Music Eminem was inducted into the Hall of Fame along with Dolly Parton, Pat Benatar, and others.
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Music The best friend revisited the early days before the Queen of Hip Hop-Soul earned her legendary title.
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Pop Culture Quik recalls Bey "offering you motherf*cking water, fruit, and sh*t."
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Music 26 years after his tragic loss, the Bad Boy mogul took some time to honor his fallen partner.
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Music Young Thug's "Hear No Evil" EP was a surprise release but remains a hallmark in his rich catalog.
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Numbers "Her Loss" helps Drake tie Jay-Z's R&B/Hip-Hop Billboard chart record, and it brings him one step closer to a far more elusive Jay-Z record.
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Music After it was suggested that Joc said the track came about after Lil Flip swerved T-Pain, the autotune icon denied the allegations.
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Music Big Daddy Kane confirms that JAY-Z, Eminem, Common, and more will appear in new Netflix doc "Paragraphs I Manifest."
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Music The RZA sits down with The Breakfast Club to discuss the Wu-Tang Clan's humble beginnings and much more.
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Original Content A three-way showdown between Kanye West's "Yeezus," J. Cole's "Born Sinner," and Mac Miller's "Watching Movies With The Sound Off" has cemented June 18, 2013 in hip-hop history.
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Numbers XXXTentacion passes J. Cole to land in the Top 20 highest-selling artists of all time in regards to digital single sales.
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Alex Zidel