Hip-Hop History
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Original Content After reuniting on the Juvenile-assisted "Ride Dat," we survey Lil Wayne and Birdman's bitter feud to pinpoint what went wrong and how their bond was finally repaired.
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Hip-Hop History Chuck D calls Melle Mel the "Wilt Chamberlain" of rap.
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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 -
Music Lil Cease explains why The Notorious B.I.G refused to respond to 2Pac's scathing "Hit Em Up," a decision that puzzled many of his closest associates.
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Mitch Findlay -
Music The rapper turned politician has had one hell of a life since his debut album dropped in 2000.
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Demi Phillips -
Music "Country Grammar" was the ultimate debut. Today, we revisit Nelly's classic album for its 23rd anniversary.
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Wyatt Westlake -
Music Jadakiss says Biggie wanted to "talk about anything else except" rap.
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Aron A. -
Original Content We examine why the "Rappa Ternt Sanga" T-Pain is still yet to get his fair share of the credit in hip-hop and R&B.
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Robert Blair -
Music Former NBA player Smush Parker recently broke down one of the hardest bars to decipher off of this classic Jay-Z record.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Music On ”The Blueprint 3,” Jay-Z delivered on a grand scale, packing a number of collaborative hit singles, and maintaining his legacy.
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Demi Phillips -
TV The iconic tag comes from an episode of "The Jamie Foxx Show."
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Music On the 16th anniversary of the Clipse’s “Hell Hath No Fury,” a decade-old Pusha T interview has reminded fans of the album’s uncanny connection to Jay-Z’s “Kingom Come.”
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Joshua Robinson