Interviews
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Interviews Kid Ink speaks to HotNewHipHop about bringing out guests like Macklemore and A$AP Ferg while on tour, as well as his plans for the future.
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Interviews Lil Boosie approves of Actavis discontinuing their prescription cough syrup, as he feels it's taken a toll on hip hop culture.
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Interviews Hit-Boy talks to STASHED about Drake's "Trophies" record and his own record "Alert", which he reveals he made for Dr. Dre.
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Interviews Rick Ross discusses the new album "Mastermind" with Angie Martinez.
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Interviews Lil Wayne offers up his honest opinion on his Young Money counterpart's track "Lookin Ass Nigga."
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Original Content EXCLUSIVE: Belly reflects on losing Nipsey Hussle and how his verse on "Double Up" landed on "Victory Lap."
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Music EXCLUSIVE: Rob49 reflects on Birdman's faith in his talents, explains the misconception of New Orleans rap and lists Lil Wayne and Soulja Slim among his favorite NOLA rappers of all time.
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Music Exclusive: With “Sidharth,” Sid Sriram plants a flag for South Asian talent across the world. Having gained his footing in South Indian cinema, he signed with Def Jam for his first English-speaking record that comprehensively captures his musical identity, blending his roots as a Carnatic musician with elements of R&B, indie rock, and electronic.
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Music In this exclusive HNHH interview, we spoke to Fredo Bang about his new album "Yes, I'm Sad," as well as his crush on Coi Leray, label issues, and his collaboration with Kevin Gates, among many other topics.
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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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Society In his final interview as sitting president, Obama speaks on the "unusual" transition that America will experience with the imminent presidency of Donald Trump.
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Life The father-son relationship between Birdman and Lil Wayne seems to be over; "...his last name isn't Carter, baby. He's not family," says Wayne in a recent interview.
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