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Original Content 10 Essential Young Dolph Tracks An introduction to the self-described "King of Memphis". By Chris Tart March 07, 2016
Original Content How To Make A Double Disc Rap Album That Doesn't Suck We look at the formulas behind the best hip hop double albums of all time. By Patrick Lyons September 23, 2015
Original Content 10 Essential SBTRKT Tracks An introduction to SBTRKT. By Chris Tart August 02, 2015
Original Content #TBT: Fabolous' 2001-2005 Era Loso's old school cuts for #TBT. By Chris Tart July 30, 2015
Reviews Review: Freddie Gibbs' "Shadow Of A Doubt" Freddie Gibbs gets eclectic without sacrificing any of his gangster realness. By Patrick Lyons November 25, 2015
Original Content Young Thug's Most Entertaining Lyrics Hate him or love him, Young Thug drops some pretty entertaining bars. By Nicholas DG October 25, 2015
Original Content 12 Self-Produced Hip Hop Albums to Hear A look at the very best albums from rapper-producers. By Chris Tart October 24, 2015
Original Content The Internet Celebrates Drake's Dance Moves With #DrakeAlwaysOnBeat Drake's dance moves in "Hotline Bling" were... interesting. By Danny Schwartz October 20, 2015
Original Content Drake & Future's "What A Time To Be Alive": The Complete Name-Drop Guide Drake and Future's many name drops on "WATTBA," broken down. By Trevor Smith September 22, 2015
Original Content Vote: Drake's "Summer Sixteen" Vs. Meek Mill's "War Pain" Drake & Meek Mill took shots at each other on new songs that dropped over the weekend. Which track were you feeling more? By Danny Schwartz February 01, 2016
Original Content What A Time To Be Alive: 10 Best Lifestyle Lyrics From Drake & Future The most ostentatious, jealousy-inducing bars from Drake and Future's new album. By Danny Schwartz September 21, 2015
Original Content #TBT: DJ Premier's 1990s Productions Today we're taking it back to the '90s with some of DJ Premier's classic production. By Chris Tart January 07, 2016