Hip-Hop History
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Music Death Row Records celebrates thirty-year history by launching "The Death Row Experience," a virtual museum tour.
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Music Too $hort reflects on recording a singular, X-rated ad-lib for four hours straight during one of Dr. Dre's "Detox" studio sessions.
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Music On the twenty-fourth anniversary of Eminem's "Infinite," Denaun Porter took a moment to reflect on where it all began.
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Hip-Hop History On this day twenty-four years ago, Jay-Z's classic debut album "Reasonable Doubt" was released to the world.
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Numbers JAY-Z's three nominations push him to become the artist with the most GRAMMY Award nominations of all time.
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Pop Culture Lamar's new album hasn't been out 48 hours yet, but it's already breaking records.
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Hip-Hop History According to Steven Victor, Pusha T grew frustrated with Kanye West's creative process after spending two weeks in Hawaii.
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Music She spoke about working with Dre and then being sidelined after he signed Eminem before dropping her from Aftermath altogether.
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Music Benny The Butcher shares the backstory behind his recent meeting with DMX, during which the pair previewed music and kicked it for hours.
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Music After confirming that his new album will feature Griselda and Pop Smoke, DMX spills the beans on several more interesting guest appearances.
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Music Funkmaster Flex gleefully recalls the role he may or may not have played during Meek Mill and Drake's infamous feud.
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Music "A classic. A Living legend. A beast. A jewel," the Rap legend wrote.
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Erika Marie