Hip-Hop History
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Music The Furious Five icon says rappers spitting bars about drug dealing and murder would quickly get sized up & shut down by real street dudes.
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Music Common reflects on having entire albums produced by Kanye West, No I.D, The Neptunes, and J. Dilla.
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Music Following DMX's challenge to Jay-Z, "Verzuz" co-creator Swizz Beatz took a moment to pay homage to his "brothers."
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Music It seems that Biggie reportedly blew off a promoter so fast that he almost ran him over while moving to the next city.
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Pop Culture California will be the first state to place limits on when rap can be used in court.
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Music Death Row Records celebrates thirty-year history by launching "The Death Row Experience," a virtual museum tour.
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Hip-Hop History Now, that's a throwback.
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Music After confirming that his new album will feature Griselda and Pop Smoke, DMX spills the beans on several more interesting guest appearances.
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Music During an interview with Lil Baby, Lil Wayne took a moment to single out a specific Jay-Z album for having a major impact on his artistic journey.
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Music 50 Cent takes a moment to reflect on his early days in South Side Jamaica Queens, sharing a picture from his time in juvie.
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Music Tech N9ne fondly reminisces on how Machine Gun Kelly broke every one of his tour rules while on the road together.
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Mitch Findlay -
Music Young Thug shouts out Lil Wayne on the anniversary of his own "Barter 6" release.
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Alex Zidel