Hip-Hop History
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Original Content Jay-Z's "Volume 2...Hard Knock Life" was an experimental piece of New York hip-hop.
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Music Eminem was inducted into the Hall of Fame along with Dolly Parton, Pat Benatar, and others.
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Hip-Hop History Hitmaka shares a hilarious story about partying with DMX in Toronto.
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Hip-Hop History Fat Joe gives Jay-Z his flowers for having the "hardest lyric in hip-hop."
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Numbers XXXTentacion passes J. Cole to land in the Top 20 highest-selling artists of all time in regards to digital single sales.
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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 During an interview with Lil Baby, Lil Wayne took a moment to single out a specific Jay-Z album for having a major impact on his artistic journey.
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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 Big Boi and André 3000's "Speakerboxxx/The Love Below" changed the way Hip Hop viewed collaborative albums—and no one could duplicate Outkast's eclectic delivery.
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Hip-Hop History Jermaine Dupri takes credit for Jay-Z and No I.D.'s collaborative relationship.
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Numbers "Her Loss" helps Drake tie Jay-Z's R&B/Hip-Hop Billboard chart record, and it brings him one step closer to a far more elusive Jay-Z record.
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Music Iced-out rap trio Migos brought together Slick Rick, City Girls, J Balvin and more to discuss hip-hop's obsession with jewelry in a new, four-part docuseries simply titled ‘Ice Cold.'
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Keenan Higgins