Hip-Hop History
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Original Content "All Eyez on Me" marked a turning point in 1996, as did Tupac's death. Thirty years later, its ambition still as unapologetic as the rapper intended.
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Pop Culture During his "All the Smoke" interview, Cam'ron opened up about how he and Mase drifted early in their careers only to reconnect and work together recently.
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Politics The mayor celebrated the the genre's birthday in Union Square.
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Original Content 50 Cent is known for his bangers, and we've ranked his most streamed hits.
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Music Twenty-seven years ago, Nas delivered "Illmatic," an album still widely regarded as one of the greatest of all time.
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Music There's probably a lot of Lil Wayne fans today that haven't done their due diligence, and many casuals who will soon be die-hards.
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Music The 53-year-old reflected on a prior misunderstanding with the late rapper that nearly led to blows.
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Hip-Hop History Drake wanted "Uptown" as the single to "So Far Gone."
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TV We’re revisiting the unforgettable moments, from iconic performances to live TV chaos, that still live rent-free in Hip Hop history.
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Pop Culture This iconic duo has been gracing stages together for years now.
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Music Public Enemy announce their return to Def Jam, releasing a new album on September 25 called "What You Gonna Do When The Grid Goes Down."
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TV The series initially debuted in the summer of 1988.
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Hayley Hynes