Hip-Hop History
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Hip-Hop History Will Smith was frequently called "soft" in hip-hop because he didn't use profanity in his music.
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Hip-Hop History Snoop Dogg was riding shotgun with Tupac Shakur as they arrived at the American Music Awards in 1996.
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Hip-Hop History Nas jokingly tells Jay-Z over Facetime that he had to re-write a few bars after hearing "Sorry Not Sorry" for the first time in the studio with DJ Khaled.
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Original Content Eminem and Redman need to collaborate one more time.
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Hip-Hop History Jay-Z previously revealed that he warned the Roc-A-Fella roster of 50 Cent.
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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 2Pac's legend will continue to live on.
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Original Content EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Following the release of Netflix's "L.A. Originals," Mister Cartoon and Estevan Oriol detail the making of the documentary, Chicano artwork, and what it meant to work with Nipsey Hussle and Kobe Bryant.
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Music Nas and Wu-Tang Clan take fans behind the scenes in the "NY State Of Mind" mini-doc.
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Music Bobby Digital flexes his historian chops.
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Original Content Thirteen years ago, a young Drake made a strong impression with his second-ever mixtape "Comeback Season."
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Pop Culture The renowned DJ asked Twitter which R&B artist he should collaborate with next, and they were quick to suggest the Canadian.
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Hayley Hynes