Hip-Hop History
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Music Happy twenty-second birthday to Big Pun's classic debut "Capital Punishment," an album that cemented him among hip-hop's deadliest lyricists.
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Hip-Hop History Swizz Beatz was eating ramen noodles with checks amounting to six-figures just chillin'.
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Music Two years ago to this day, hip-hop suffered the tragic loss of Nipsey Hussle, killed in a fatal shooting at the age of 33.
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Music Public Enemy announce their return to Def Jam, releasing a new album on September 25 called "What You Gonna Do When The Grid Goes Down."
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Hip-Hop History Jim Jones says "oldheads" didn't make Tupac a legend.
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Streetwear Honoring one of the most classic rap records in Hip-Hop history.
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Music T.I. opens up about making the jump to reality TV, the dope game, and more.
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Music DMX was actually thinking about Tony Yayo when he threw shade at Lloyd Banks' lyrical ability.
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Hip-Hop History A picture is worth a thousand words.
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Music "What A Time To Be Alive" was released four years ago.
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Music Benny The Butcher shares the backstory behind his recent meeting with DMX, during which the pair previewed music and kicked it for hours.
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Mitch Findlay -
Hip-Hop History Lloyd Banks shares a hip-hop "Where's Waldo."
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Mitch Findlay