Interviews
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Music Zaytoven also speaks on his relationship with Gucci Mane and his upcoming projects.
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Original Content HNHH talks to Jahlil Beats!
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Original Content INTERVIEW: Rapsody discusses the state of North Carolina rap.
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Profiles Wara From The NBHD is a rapper/producer from Atlanta who's doing big things on his new "Kidnapped" project. HNHH recently got the chance to catch up with him.
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Original Content Trinidad James talks about his passion for the music, his goal for "10 Piece Mild," how he believes in his hair, starting trends, and more in an exclusive interview with HotNewHipHop.
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Music EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Queen Naiija is back with her incredible new mixtape, "After the Butterflies." Queen sat down with us to talk about her putting her relationship in her music, becoming comfortable in her solitude, her fire collaborations, and why she's always been a "regular-degular-schmegular girl."
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Music "We all in this to push the art, and push the culture," Westside Gunn tells HotNewHipHop in our latest cover story.
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Music Exclusive: Rap royalty Cheryl "Salt" James from Salt-N-Pepa helped revolutionize women's voices in the culture. She spoke with us about women like Sparky Dee and MC Lyte who have always been supportive, and shared advice about not letting the industry become a trap.
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Original Content Exclusive: HotNewHipHop spoke to rising Milwaukee artist JP about his viral rise to fame, his biggest songs, his vocal stylings and influences, as well as his upcoming album "Coming Out Party" which drops on June 7th.
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Original Content Now, who else tryna F with Hollywood Cole? The multifaceted producer details his rise for HotNewHipHop’s “On The Come Up.”
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Original Content The "Sorry Not sorry" hitmaker talks her viral beginnings, plans to take on fashion, and names which legendary rapper is her GOAT.
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TV P. Frank Williams details the hurdles he faced during "Hip-Hop Homicides," working with 50 Cent, and how they got Amelia Rose to speak on Pop Smoke’s murder for the first time publicly.
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