Hip-Hop History
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Original Content As Hip-Hop and R&B continue to progress, the genres' samples have too.
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Pop Culture From issues at Aftermath to challenging the Rap God's status, The Game went at Eminem on all fronts on "The Black Slim Shady."
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Music Whether it's East Coast boom-bap, classic Atlanta trap, or contemporary West Coast genre blends, the culture's always loved the London icon.
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Original Content Nas tackles the subject of his complex relationship with 2Pac and Suge Knight's looming shadow on the "King's Disease II" storytelling highlight "Death Row East."
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Original Content It's about that time to revisit one of the oddest, zaniest, and most depraved chapters of Eminem's career: "FACK."
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Original Content The SoundCloud era of hip-hop changed the blueprint of the genre for good through multiple chart-topping albums out of Internet culture.
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Music From a multi-decade long beef with Diddy to becoming a minister, we're looking back on the career on rapper Mase.
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Music Learn about the origins and global impact of Hip Hop, a cultural movement born in the South Bronx in the 1970s that continues to resonate.
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Original Content There was something undeniably wholesome about Eminem and Proof's brotherhood, a friendship built on mutual respect, trust, and unapologetic antics.
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Original Content Re-tracing and untangling the series of events that led to C-Murder's rise and catastrophic fall.
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Music Jadakiss reflects on some of his hard-fought battle scars.
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Music Big U recalls the time he prevented a conflict between Jimmy Henchman and Suge Knight -- who happened to be rolling with twenty goons.
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Mitch Findlay
