Hip-Hop History
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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 While "Efil4Zaggin" is the less well-known of the N.W.A.'s two albums, its long-standing influence is crucial.
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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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Original Content There was something undeniably wholesome about Eminem and Proof's brotherhood, a friendship built on mutual respect, trust, and unapologetic antics.
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Music Fabolous took a moment to celebrate the thirteenth anniversary of his fourth studio album "From Nothin To Somethin."
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Hip-Hop History 2001 was a great time in rap.
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Hip-Hop History Anthony "Geezy" Gonzalez, the former manager of the Clipse, said he was really living the raps they were writing.
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Original Content Denaun Porter recently opened up about making D12's "Devil's Night" with Dr. Dre, revealing Eminem's personal favorite verse performance of his career.
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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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Music Canibus says that after essentially being "blackballed," he realized that he wanted to "make a difference" and leave rap.
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Original Content Here’s everything we know about the beef between 6ix9ine and Lil Durk.
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Original Content From making a name for herself as the heiress of Young Money to dominating the music industry as the latest Queen of Rap, Nicki Minaj has changed Hip-Hop forever.
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Joshua Robinson