Hip-Hop History
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Original Content Whether or not you agree with Diddy's argument that R&B is dead, there's no debating the music mogul's impact on the genre.
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Music Twenty-five years ago, Busta Rhymes released "The Coming" and kicked off one of the most legendary rap careers the game has ever seen.
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Hip-Hop History Jim Jones gives Jay-Z his flowers.
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Music While on “The Breakfast Club,” Ashanti also added that Ja “knows what’s right.”
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Music "What A Time To Be Alive" was released four years ago.
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Pop Culture Audible is going to be hearing from some of hip hop biggest icons this summer.
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Pop Culture Matthew "M80" Markoff claims that XRay Records took vocals that "were never intended to be released" to create the single.
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Pop Culture Dre signed the "Money Trees" rapper to his Aftermath imprint in 2013.
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Tech Factory New co-founder Anthony Martini feels as though traditional A&Rs are "inefficient and unreliable."
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Original Content Mac Miller was one of Hip-Hop’s greatest existential artists, so for what would have been his 30th birthday, we analyze the evolution of his perspectives on life and death.
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Music Hit-Boy praises the emotional vulnerability of Benny The Butcher and Nipsey Hussle, the only two artists to have cried in his studio.
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Hip-Hop History The former Murder Inc. artist reveals details about Biggie's first reaction to hearing 2Pac's infamous diss record.
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Aron A.