Hip-Hop History
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Music Spider Loc is embracing his honest job.
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Music On the 11th anniversary of Slaughterhouse's debut album, group members Joe Budden and Joell Ortiz reflect on the project.
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Original Content Happy birthday, hip-hop! Never forget that none of this would be possible without the revolutionary work of DJ Kool Herc.
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Music RZA takes a moment to reflect on the significance of the Wu-Tang Clan's classic debut single "Protect Ya Neck."
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Original Content Given everything he's accomplished as hip-hop's first billionaire, it's almost hard to imagine Jay-Z as a free-spirited bachelor setting fire to the charts.
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Pop Culture "That’s just me being a student of the game and loving the game and loving the culture and wanting to push the culture forward," HOV said during the Twitter Spaces in celebration of Biggie's 50th yesterday.
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Hip-Hop History The Detroit native is making the most of his time in Los Angeles after the Super Bowl.
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Hip-Hop History Ja Rule thinks it's unfair to say that 50 Cent "killed" him because he was fighting Eminem, G-Unit, Dr. Dre, and more at the same time.
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Original Content We count down the top 30 best posse cuts.
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Original Content Rick Ross applied the leadership and vision of a director with the relentless hustle of a kingpin to cement the MMG tag in the soundscape of the game.
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Music Snoop Dogg took a moment to honor some of hip-hop's legendary figures, including Dr. Dre, Eminem, 2Pac, and Ice Cube.
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Music Just Blaze reflects on giving Mac Miller the beat for "All Around The World" completely free of charge.
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Mitch Findlay