Hip-Hop History
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Original Content Hip-hop history has blessed us with no shortage of legendary rap crews.
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Mitch Findlay -
Music It seems impossible to attribute this title to any one rap icon. But such was the vision and dedication of the Dungeon Family's cornerstone.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Music In an interview with DJ Vlad, The Game recalled the time he spent working closely with his "Hate It Or Love It" collaborator.
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Hayley Hynes -
Music Explore Queen Latifah's iconic debut All Hail the Queen, a pivotal album that reshaped hip hop's narrative.
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TV Rap icon Yo-Yo emerged in the 1990s as a woman in Hip Hop unlike any other. She's dedicated her life & career to community activism, and now, she has her own cooking show on AspireTV. You don't want to miss our compelling conversation with the Los Angeles legend!
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Erika Marie -
Music Heavy D is an icon in Hip Hop, dominating during New Jack Swing and bringing a vibrant personality to the culture.
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HNHH Staff -
Music We're taking a look at how Fugees member Lauryn Hill disappeared from a place of electric stardom after "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill."
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Caleb Hardy -
Music The Beastie Boys' "Ill Communication" brought the outspoken New York group back to the top with an evolved perspective and sound.
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Caleb Hardy -
Original Content Ahead of his first solo album in 11 years, we take a look back at Killer Mike's "R.A.P. Music."
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Original Content It's been 13 years since Drake's "Thank Me Later" released, an album that signified and inspired a new era of hip-hop.
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Caleb Hardy -
Original Content Commemorating 29 years since Aaliyah's debut album "Age Ain't Nothing But A Number," we reflect on her impact, legacy, and enduring influence.
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HNHH Staff -
Music Classic hip hop tracks are debated all day and every day, but we think the ones in this list can be universally agreed upon.
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Paul Barnes