Hip-Hop History
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Original Content With Eminem's "Relapse" earning retrospective acclaim like never before, the anticipation for its lost sequel has never been higher.
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Original Content One of hip-hop's most legendary wars began with chain-snatchings, thrown punches, diss tracks, and studio stabbings.
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Music "Country Grammar" was the ultimate debut. Today, we revisit Nelly's classic album for its 23rd anniversary.
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Pop Culture The "American Idol" alum sat down for Cut's "Truth or Drink" video series, answering questions about listening to her own music in the bedroom and missing out on major awards.
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Original Content We're looking back on DJ Kool Herc's block party on August 11, 1973 which catapulted hip-hop into the cultural revolution it is today.
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Music On the most recent "People's Party," Everlast takes a moment to reflect on his past beef with Eminem, the only feud to make it to Napster.
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Original Content Fresh from annihilating Dipset at Verzuz, we reflect on The Lox's ill-fated spell at Diddy's Bad Boy Records.
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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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Original Content Xzibit reflects on reuniting with Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre, crafting the new Serial Killers album "Summer Of Sam," and the unique difficulties that emerge in the midst of a global pandemic.
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Music Big U recalls the time he prevented a conflict between Jimmy Henchman and Suge Knight -- who happened to be rolling with twenty goons.
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Music Two women were hired for the LP's photoshoot, and sources say neither of them were CiCi.
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Music Busta Rhymes reveals how Eminem continuously moved the goalpost during the creation of their competitive anthem "Calm Down."
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Mitch Findlay