Interviews
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Profiles Southside of 808 Mafia recently received three production credits on Future and Drake's "What A Time To Be Alive." Now we go Behind the Beat with him, as he discusses getting his start as a producer, blowing up with Waka Flocka Flame and crafting Future's "DS2."
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Original Content Flo Milli details her early life in Mobile, Alabama and being inspired by both Nicki Minaj and Rico Nasty in a brand new instalment of "On The Come Up."
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Interviews Jay-Z sits down for an in-depth interview with The Breakfast Club, discussing sports, being proud of Kanye West, his Samsung app, and much more.
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Original Content From industry backlash to the rise of queer artists, iLoveMakonnen opens up about carving his own lane while the culture wrestles with change.
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Music INTERVIEW: Smooky Margielaa details meeting A$AP Rocky in a club at 14-years old, and reveals a new mixtape on the way with producer CashMoney AP.
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Interviews Marlon Wayans reflects on 2pac and Biggie, both of whom he saw an hour before they were killed.
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Music The Queens wordsmith just released his new project "I Can't Sell These Either," and as you'll read, his mind isn't something to be sold out.
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Music With the spotlight back on Los Angeles, Jay Worthy and DāM Funk's "Magic Hour" feels like an excellent exploration of the roots of West Coast hip-hop. The Compton rapper talks about the state of West Coast hip-hop after "Not Like Us," Meet The Whoops and giving back to his community.
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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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Original Content INTERVIEW: Lil Gotit is a name you'll be hearing everywhere soon enough.
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Society The real Rick Ross speaks.
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Profiles After a surprise deal with Fool's Gold, Atlanta trapper ManMan Savage has his sights set on EDM and beyond.
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Angus Walker