Hip-Hop History
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Original Content Whether for their commercial success, artistic significance, or indelible influence and image, these labels change the face of hip-hop.
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Relationships 12 years later and the artists now share two beautiful baby boys.
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Original Content From making a name for herself as the heiress of Young Money to dominating the music industry as the latest Queen of Rap, Nicki Minaj has changed Hip-Hop forever.
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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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Original Content Fresh from annihilating Dipset at Verzuz, we reflect on The Lox's ill-fated spell at Diddy's Bad Boy Records.
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Original Content Regardless of the outcome of Young Thug’s impending RICO trial in 2023, the Atlanta native has already left behind a legacy as one of Hip-Hop’s greatest disruptors.
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Joshua Robinson -
Music The Goodie Mob icon recalls his close friendship with Pac and remembered when the late rapper rolled up on Biggie.
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Music Snoop Dogg takes a moment to appreciate a gang of hip-hop royals, a list that includes many of his former collaborators.
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Pop Culture Ice Cube's influence across hip-hop is undeniable and widespread. From his work with N.W.A. to his lengthy solo career, the Los Angeles rapper has left an impact on many of rap's biggest artist. Here are a few emcees who have given nods to Ice Cube's influence on their work and lives.
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Music Irv Gotti details an intimate moment he shared with Ashanti in the latest episode of "The Murder Inc. Story."
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Original Content Dr. Dre's "Detox" has become the definitive hip-hop legend, but what actually happened to the long-awaited lost album?
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Original Content For Black History Month, check out what Vic Mensa, Reason, Reuben Vincent, and more told us about Hip Hop being a blueprint for liberation wrapped in rhythm & rhyme.
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Erika Marie
