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Discover exclusive hip-hop features on HotNewHipHop. Read interviews, album reviews, think pieces, and curated lists covering music, culture, and more. Profiles Less than a year after discovering music, Lotto Savage is ready to blow. We talked to the Slaughter Gang member about taking inspiration from 21 Savage, his "Don Slaughter" mixtape, his forthcoming "Lotto Krueger" tape, and the possibility of a "Freddy vs. Jason" project between him and 21.
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Angus Walker August 30, 2016 Movies Discover Cillian Murphy's net worth in 2024, including his early career and breakout roles.
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Axl Banks February 19, 2024 Music The Gangsta rap icon was still getting into his groove by his sophomore project.
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Demi Phillips November 10, 2023 Music J Cole's second "Might Delete Later" outing sees the rapper teasing new music, collaborations, and even a new line of sneakers.
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TeeJay Small March 27, 2024 Original Content EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Hip-hop's horror connoisseur speaks.
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Mitch Findlay October 31, 2019 Original Content On the 30th anniversary of "Cypress Hill," we caught up with Sen Dog to discuss the group's origin story, the vision of DJ Muggs, and his long history with The Alchemist.
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Mitch Findlay August 13, 2021 Reviews Less than a full year after the release of his polarizing sophomore album, Roddy Ricch returns with the third installment of his fan-favorite “Feed Tha Streets” mixtape series.
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Joshua Robinson November 25, 2022 Reviews Metro Boomin's solo debut is a high school reunion where all the invited guests are devilishly inebriated.
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Devin Ch November 08, 2018 TV Discover Bobby Berk's journey from "Queer Eye" television fame to becoming a celebrated designer and entrepreneur.
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Rain Adams April 08, 2024 Music An all-time classic, Black Star’s debut album put Yasiin Bey and Talib Kweli on the map, paving the way for their successful solo careers.
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Wyatt Westlake September 29, 2023 Original Content Cardi B has more to her catalog than "Bodak Yellow."
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E Gadsby September 26, 2017 Original Content Revisiting Keak da Sneak's finest work from 1997 to 2008.
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Danny Schwartz March 09, 2017