Hip-Hop History
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Music Big Boi and André 3000's "Speakerboxxx/The Love Below" changed the way Hip Hop viewed collaborative albums—and no one could duplicate Outkast's eclectic delivery.
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Original Content Celebrate 37 years of Run D.M.C's groundbreaking album "Raising Hell" & its lasting influence Hip Hop culture & music at large.
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Erika Marie -
Original Content The partnership between Westside Gunn's Griselda and Eminem's Shady Records has been an interesting journey to witness.
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Hip-Hop History Kirk Burrowes, former Bad Boy president, says Biggie didn't write "Who Shot Ya" about Tupac but Diddy's marketing plan made it seem that way.
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Original Content Two decades later, this sleeper hit by the "Princess of R&B" is still one of her coldest records.
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Keenan Higgins -
Original Content Despite never reaching the commercial heights of many of his collaborators, MPA's Peewee Longway has played an instrumental role in creating the Atlanta trap dynasty that we see today.
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Hip-Hop History R.I.P. Tupac.
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Original Content INTERVIEW: As we continue to celebrate the 5-year anniversary of Rich Gang's "Tha Tour Part 1" mixtape, we spoke to integral producer Goose about his work on the project.
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Hip-Hop History Crunchy Black says Juicy J created strict rules to make sure members of Three 6 Mafia didn't let their vices get in the way of business.
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Aron A. -
Music "Straight Outta Compton" celebrated its 35th anniversary this month and we're taking a look at some key aspects of the iconic album.
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Music Revisiting Nicki’s commercially triumphant dance-pop era.
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Pop Culture 44-year-old Usher was born in Dallas, while 41-year-old Beyonce grew up not too far away, in Houston.
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Hayley Hynes