Hip-Hop History
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Numbers JAY-Z's three nominations push him to become the artist with the most GRAMMY Award nominations of all time.
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Hip-Hop History 50 Cent fires back at anyone who thinks that "Get Rich Or Die Tryin'" is his only successful album.
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Music As the world still mourns the loss of hip-hop icon DMX, TVOne is preparing a special episode of "Uncensored" that's billed as the late legend's final interview.
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Music Fif admits that he was "buggin'" for targeting Joey Crack in his decades-old tension with Ja.
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Music "He was a beast in the studio and a real friend."
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Original Content Eighteen years ago, Nas experienced his second childhood.
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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 Limp Bizkit was connected and respected in this epic throwback pic with DJ Premier, Timbaland, and Pharrell Williams.
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Music The Beastie Boys' "Ill Communication" brought the outspoken New York group back to the top with an evolved perspective and sound.
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Music Snoop Dogg understands why people consider Eminem to be one of the greatest rappers ever but, personally, he doesn't crack his Top 10 list.
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Music Irv Gotti fondly reminsices on the healthy competition between DMX, Jay-Z, and Ja Rule during Murder Inc group days.
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Original Content Blessed are the beatmakers.
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Mitch Findlay