Hip-Hop History
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Music During a gem-filled Drink Champs appearance, MC Serch opens up about how Nas ultimately ended up owning a piece of JAY-Z's "Dead Presidents."
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Music Fat Joe recently claimed that 95 percent of his lyrics are lies. In the ongoing feud between Drake and K-Dot, some eyebrows have been raised.
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Original Content Neo-Soul has given us timeless classics, and we celebrate just a few of the artists who help put the soulful genre on the mainstream map.
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Original Content The tragic loss of Angie Stone has reverberated beyond music. For Women's History Month, we're looking back at her legacy & impact on generations of artists & music lovers.
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Movies The movie "Beat Street" is a classic for many who remember and love its depiction of 1980s hip-hop culture.
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Music Learn about the origins and global impact of Hip Hop, a cultural movement born in the South Bronx in the 1970s that continues to resonate.
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Music Several lineup changes haven’t taken away from Slum Village’s legacy.
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Hip-Hop History Nas' verse on "In Between Us" originally contained shots at Jay-Z but Scarface reveals he asked that Nas re-write his part of the record.
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Pop Culture Waka Flocka retired from rapping back in 2020.
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Hayley Hynes -
Pop Culture The Fugees singers had an affair during Wyclef's marriage to Marie Claudinette.
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Original Content Nearly three decades after its original announcement, we look at the fate of Ice Cube and Dr. Dre's long lost concept record, "Helter Skelter."
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Hip-Hop History During a Breakfast Club interview, Snoop Dogg reflects on witnessing Jay-Z slide through and pen "Still D.R.E."
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Mitch Findlay