Interviews
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Interviews "We're gonna lock ourselves in to a place and work for a week and make just bangers out the ass."
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Interviews Rihanna is one of six of T Magazine's "Greats." She talks being single and what turns her on in her new cover story.
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Profiles INTERVIEW: Zoey Dollaz talks growing up in Haiti, learning game from Future, and achieving his dream of signing to L.A. Reid.
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Music "She never said one negative thing about me."
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Profiles INTERVIEW: John Canon, 21 Savage's personal photographer, tells us why he loves working with the oft-misunderstood Zone 6 upstart. In his first HNHH interview, Canon talks about seeing hip-hop on the runway at New York Fashion Week, being mentored by Cam Kirk, and why 21 wants true love just like everyone else.
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Profiles Uno The Activist talks his unique style, his origins, recording process and more in "On The Come Up."
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Original Content Brooklyn rapper Phresher is about to leave his mark on the game - wait a goddamn minute and get acquainted.
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Interviews KYLE opens up about unending pressure arising out of XXL selections, and his affinity for Kanye & Kid Cudi.
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Devin Ch -
Music After delivering back-to-back standout verses on ScHoolboy Q’s "Blue Lips" and Kendrick Lamar’s "GNX," AZ Chike has solidified himself as one of Los Angeles’ most exciting rap voices. He shares a hilarious story about the now-famous group photo from Kendrick’s The Pop Out, his initial fear of signing a record deal, and gaining support of West Coast legends.
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Original Content Baby Tate joins HotNewHipHop for the latest "On The Come Up" episode where she discusses her musical beginnings, future aspirations, and the pressures of coming from Atlanta.
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Original Content Cam Kirk, one of Hip-Hop’s current leading photographers, remembers legendary Black Hip-Hop photographer and cultural documentarian Chi Modu.
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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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Aron A.