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Original Content 13 Essential Jay Electronica Tracks Jay Electronica has some strangely unique essentials. By Chris Tart March 01, 2015
Original Content Weird Gang: Rich Homie Quan Vs. Young Thug We show you both sides of the bizarro ATL duo. By Angus Walker February 23, 2015
Original Content The Guwop Effect: A History Of Gucci Mane's Co-Signs A look at the many rappers and producers Gucci Mane has supported over the years. By Trevor Smith February 09, 2015
Original Content Gucci Mane's "Trap House" Essentials The best songs from Gucci Mane's "Trap House" series. By Patrick Lyons April 07, 2015
Original Content 5 Mob Films Essential To Hip-Hop A comprehensive list of 5 mob films that have become essential to the hip-hop culture. By hnhh December 17, 2013
Original Content Future's "Dirty Sprite 2": The Drug Count We tally up the drug-referencing lyrics on Future's new album. By Chris Tart July 22, 2015
Reviews Review: Rick Ross' "Black Dollar" Rick Ross' is a solid mixtape from a man who rarely disappoints his fans. By Chris Tart September 07, 2015
Original Content Tupac Shakur's Death 22 Years Later: "Makaveli" Unleashed His Cultural Power The anniversary of Tupac's death is a day of contemplation for his fans, young and old. By Devin Ch September 13, 2018
Original Content A Brief History Of Lil Wayne Storming Off Stage Wayne isn't shy about pulling the plug on a show he's unhappy with. By Trevor Smith July 26, 2016
Original Content Classic Rotation: Raekwon "Only Built 4 Cuban Linx" 'The Purple Tape' turns 20. By Chris Tart August 01, 2015
Original Content Underrated Audio: March 12-18 HNHH's "Underrated Audio" puts you on not-too-mainstream music you might have missed from the past week. By Rose Lilah March 19, 2013
Reviews Yeat "2093" Album Review Over the past few years, people have doubted whether Yeat is the future of rap. This industrial, misanthropic, and hard-hitting LP silences all opposition. By Gabriel Bras Nevares February 20, 2024