Hip-Hop History
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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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Hip-Hop History Michael Jackson was a big fan of Chris Brown.
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Hip-Hop History Kirk Burrowes, former Bad Boy president, says Biggie didn't write "Who Shot Ya" about Tupac but Diddy's marketing plan made it seem that way.
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Numbers It's the first hip-hop album to ever spend this long on the chart.
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Music he also has no problem praising Eminem to Nick Cannon's face.
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Hip-Hop History Jim Jones gives Jay-Z his flowers.
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Music A viral tweet sparked a debate on Hip-Hop Twitter over whether JAY-Z or Lil Wayne had a stronger prime.
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Numbers With 73.5 million new certified units, Eminem becomes the most certified Gold & Platinum singles artist in music history.
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Music It's one of the most infamous labels in Hip Hop, and we're taking a look at Death Row's most iconic stars.
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Pop Culture RIP to the First Lady of Death Row Records.
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Pop Culture Nicki Minaj is a manifesting machine.
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Pop Culture Drake's "Honestly, Nevermind" has people all across the industry sharing their thoughts.
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Hayley Hynes