Hip-Hop History
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Hip-Hop History Nas reflects on the legacy of his feud with Jay-Z.
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Music Detroit rapper Marv Won tells the epic story about battling Eminem on the set of "8 Mile" and how it went on to change his life.
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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 D12's Swifty McVay takes a moment to reflect on the release of "Devil's Night" nineteen years ago.
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Original Content Kicking off our brand new "12 Days Of Christmas" interview series is a conversation with the legendary KXNG Crooked, who opens up about the pandemic's impact on the rap game, the verse of the year, and which Slaughterhouse member would win a four-man Verzuz battle. Expect a brand new interview with a different figure in the hip-hop and pop culture landscape the next twelve days leading up to Christmas.
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Original Content It's always a complelling spectacle when God and the Devil step behind the mic, as proven by creative lyricists like Ras Kass, Sticky Fingaz, DMX, and Eminem.
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Music During an interview with Hot 97, Nas opened up about squashing a misunderstanding-driven beef with 2Pac Shakur.
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Music Hit-Boy reflects on having his "Timeless" beat rejected by Watch The Throne, only to find a home with Benny The Butcher, Lil Wayne, and Big Sean years later.
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Music Lil Wayne finally makes his classic mixtape "No Ceilings" available on streaming services, uploading a new version of "Kobe Bryant."
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Original Content Now that 50 Cent has solidified himself as a television mogul, it seems appropriate to reflect on his position in the hierarchy of hip-hop greats.
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Music Snoop Dogg takes to Instagram to reflect on some of 2Pac's enduring wisdom, a testament to one of hip-hop's legendary figures.
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Original Content Lil Wayne's notorious rock album "Rebirth" continues to stand out as an aberration in his discography, but is the divisive album simply misunderstood?
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Mitch Findlay