Hip-Hop History
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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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Music Busta Rhymes fondly reflects on the time Wyclef Jean showed him Eminem's "My Name Is" and his windshield suffered as a result.
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Music One decade removed from the release of "Friday Night Lights," J. Cole took a moment to reflect on the mixtape, thanking a few collaborators in a heartfelt post.
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Music On the Broken Atoms podcast, Ras Kass reminisces on the insane day that "Ether" dropped, when he ran into both Nas and Jay-Z.
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Original Content With countless hits to his name, DMX delivered a career-defining record with the morally complex and haunting "Stop Being Greedy."
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Music DMX was actually thinking about Tony Yayo when he threw shade at Lloyd Banks' lyrical ability.
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Music Pusha T makes it clear that he's still got Raekwon and Ghostface Killah's timeless classic "Only Built 4 Cuban Linx..." in heavy rotation.
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Hip-Hop History Nas commemorates the release of an LP that "changed the game."
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Music Noreaga takes a moment to pay homage to one of hip-hop's fallen soldiers -- his friend and collaborator Big Pun.
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Mitch Findlay