Hip-Hop History
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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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Pop Culture Nicki Minaj is a manifesting machine.
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Music Lil Wayne's "Tha Carter III" proved his hoarse voice could through any sound, resulting in his most influential hip-hop album to date.
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Music In his conversation with "The Art of Dialogue," Benzino continued to berate his longtime opp following their recent diss tracks.
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Music Joe also said that Swizz Beatz tried to put him in a group with Cassidy and Drag-On.
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Music As told by G-Unit rapper Bang 'Em Smurf, Eminem was in a bulletproof vest and ready to fight Suge Knight at 50 Cent's "In Da Club" video shoot.
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Original Content Royce Da 5'9" explains why even the "biggest" artists of today will never be able to capture what 50 Cent brought to the game with "Get Rich Or Die Tryin."
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Music Flesh-N-Bone recalls how Eazy-E had his people delivering PCP to the studio where Bone Thugs-N-Harmony were recording.
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Original Content Did these classic diss records slide under your radar?
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Music Big Daddy Kane hits The Breakfast Club and reflects on his history with Rakim, the lyrical greats of his era, and how young rappers secure the bag like never before.
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Music Producer TM88 recently took to Twitter to reveal that the beat to Future's classic "Codeine Crazy" initially began as a throwaway.
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Original Content Ice Cube shocked the hip-hop world 33 years ago with "Amerikkka's Most Wanted," going after N.W.A. while blending East and West Coast rap.
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Caleb Hardy