Hip-Hop History
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Music Big Daddy Kane hits The Breakfast Club and reflects on his history with Rakim, the lyrical greats of his era, and how young rappers secure the bag like never before.
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Music Fredro Starr breaks down his top five rappers, a list that includes an old-school legend and a few of today's best lyricists.
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Original Content Expand your horizons.
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Hip-Hop History He was at the club when L said he had some trouble, only for Joe to see it was Mase, a rapper who he kicked it with the night before.
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Music Juelz Santana gives Lil Wayne his flowers as "the best rapper in the world."
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Hip-Hop History Tiny says The Notorious B.I.G. apologized for dissing her and Xscape thirty minutes before he was murdered.
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Hip-Hop History Scott Storch kept his promise, transforming a 16-year-old Chris Brown into a bonafide superstar with "Run It."
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Hip-Hop History Former Grammy producer Ken Ehrlich reveals Elton John jumped to the idea of performing with Eminem at the 2001 Grammys.
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Pop Culture Frank Alexander's 83 GB hard drive contains rare photos and music from Tupac Shakur, and it is estimated to be worth between $600k and $1.2 million.
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Music Explore Clipse's influential "Hell Hath No Fury," an album that redefined hip hop with its stark realism and unique sound.
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Music CyHi The Prynce reveals one of Kanye West's most impressive training regimens, one that found him recreating the entire rap canon from scratch.
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Music Daz says he was in the office, wildin' out on shrooms & demanding his money. When he left, he got stopped by police with a huge check in his pocket.
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Erika Marie