Hip-Hop History
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Original Content A three-way showdown between Kanye West's "Yeezus," J. Cole's "Born Sinner," and Mac Miller's "Watching Movies With The Sound Off" has cemented June 18, 2013 in hip-hop history.
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Joshua Robinson -
Music "Country Grammar" was the ultimate debut. Today, we revisit Nelly's classic album for its 23rd anniversary.
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Wyatt Westlake -
Original Content Following an explosive episode of "Drink Champs," we break down Big Sean and Kanye West's relationship in an effort to figure out where it all went wrong.
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Robert Blair -
Original Content With the lines between mixtapes and albums blurrier than ever, we look at how 50 Cent revolutionized the format forever on his road to "Get Rich Or Die Tryin'."
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Robert Blair -
Original Content Once the subject of widespread controversy but now a staple on the Billboard charts, we look at the history of sexually explicit bars and imagery throughout hip-hop.
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Robert Blair -
Music Quentin Miller discusses “R.I.C.O.,” Drake, DJ Drama, and Meek Mill during his latest VladTV interview.
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Joshua Robinson -
Music Nasir bin Olu Dara Jones is one of the most influential writers of our time, and what better time to celebrate that than this classic's 30th birthday?
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Original Content These are hip-hop's most commercially successful singles of all time.
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Robert Blair -
Music In a recent interview, Tony Yayo claimed that The Game's beef with 50 Cent was rooted in Jimmy Henchman's attitude toward Chris Lighty.
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Music Over the last ten years, two amazing artists who hold each other in high regard have clashed over fake love, exploitation, and fanbases. What happened to cause this rift?
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Hip-Hop History Snoop Dogg reflects on being acquitted of first-degree murder charges 24 years after beating the case.
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Original Content Here are ten hip-hop storytelling tracks that will linger, haunt, and resonate long after they finish.
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Mitch Findlay
