Hip-Hop History
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Music During an appearance on Talib Kweli's "The People's Party," Fat Joe opens up about how he and 50 Cent squashed their beef and became friends.
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Original Content From J. Cole to Kanye West, it's important to appreciate the artists who can fire on all cylinders -- both behind the mic and behind the boards.
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Original Content Juice WRLD's "Goodbye & Good Riddance" propelled the Chicago rapper into a worldwide sensation amid depressing emo-rap.
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Music MC Eiht caught up with the Murder Master Music Show to reflect on "Menace II Society," and the creative differences that sparked 2Pac's departure.
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Pop Culture Weezy spoke with YG about other hip-hop icons on the 4Hunnid Podcast recently.
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Music While "Efil4Zaggin" is the less well-known of the N.W.A.'s two albums, its long-standing influence is crucial.
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Music Redman has conquered multiple creative career paths, but his debut album, “Whut? Thee Album,” is proof of his superiority as an MC.
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Hip-Hop History Death Row Records celebrates 30 years with their first-ever online store including merch, vinyl, cassettes, NFTs, and more.
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Hip-Hop History When art turns into reality, Devon Sawa becomes Stan.
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Original Content Continuing our new Original Content series "Hip-Hop's Best Verses," Joe Budden channeled the spirit of hip-hop's greatest lyricists on the incendiary mixtape classic "Dumb Out."
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Music 2 Chainz' hook on "F*ckin' Problems" was originally part of a verse recorded for a Drake song.
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Original Content One of the most monumental hip hop albums of the 2000s, Cam'ron's "Come Home With Me" turns 21.
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Wyatt Westlake