Hip-Hop History
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Sports LL Cool J says that listening to Kobe Bryant's gangster rap album ranks as one of the funniest moments of his entire life.
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Music Beanie Sigel recalls the end of the Roc-A-Fella era, reflecting on some of the lessons he learned in the process.
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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 Damian “D-Roc” Butler recounts the time Voletta Wallace threw out Biggie's crack after mistaking it for hard mashed potatoes.
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Music Snoop Dogg tells a story in jewelry.
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Original Content All hail the queens! We're celebrating Women's History Month by paying respect to the ladies who keep our playlists lit.
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Music This extra-rare, multi-million-dollar Wu-Tang Clan album has been through a few ringers at this point. Why is it coming back, and what led us here?
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Music 2 Live Crew's inability to have their wild verbal lyricism quelled signified a new era of creative expression in hip-hop and music as a whole.
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Music Nelly, a legend in the rap game, has had numerous successes, yet only one of his albums have sold more than 10 million copies.
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Pop Culture During his "All the Smoke" interview, Cam'ron opened up about how he and Mase drifted early in their careers only to reconnect and work together recently.
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Original Content What happens when the world's biggest genre takes the slightest downturn? The answer is a repeated history whose cycle can still be broken.
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Music Marking 29 years since The Notorious B.I.G. released his official introduction, an album that reshaped Hip Hop.
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Erika Marie
