Interviews
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Original Content The Mallory Bros. podcast hosts, consisting of twins Terrance and Terrell, speak to HNHH for Black Future Month about their perspective on Black film and where they think it needs to go in the future.
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Music "I'm living life, and having fun. Everything is music. And it's lit."
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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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Interviews Quentin Miller opens up about collaborating with Drake on "If You're Reading This It's Too Late."
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Interviews Juice WRLD's "Lucid Dream" producer Nick Mira breaks down the song's instrumental.
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Original Content Exclusive: We caught up with YSL's First Lady who told us all about her "ENTER" mixtape, balancing being a full-time businesswoman and performer, gaining support from Nicki Minaj, being inspired by Rihanna, getting love from her female rap and R&B peers, and why her work ethic can never be questioned.
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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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Original Content INTERVIEW: The Weeknd's latest signee to XO, Black Atlass, chops it up about his latest project, "Pain & Pleasure," creative evolution and more.
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Profiles INTERVIEW: Saba discusses performing with Chance the Rapper on Colbert and growing up in Chicago in a musical family.
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Original Content 14 years ago, T. Mills emerged as an online star who later collaborated with artists like T.I. and Ty Dolla $ign. He toured the world and eventually backed out of the spotlight, but he's finally returned.
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Music From Rap-A-Lot and Street Military to Megan Thee Stallion and Don Toliver, Paul Wall traces the roots of Houston’s vibrant sound and looks forward to its evolution. The People’s Champ tells HotNewHipHop why Trump’s presidency impeded the release of “The Great Wall,” how That Mexican O.T. made him rerecord his verse, and why working with Metro Boomin reminds him of his days on Swishahouse.
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Original Content Pouya explains the difference between Rolling Loud in New York and Miami, speaks on his new album, his fitness journey, anxiety, and more during an exclusive interview.
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Alex Zidel
