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Music Joey Bada$$ gives an insightful and entertaining interview.
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Music Kodak Black's music is getting played a lot in his home state.
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Original Content HNHH had a chance to catch up with Waka Flocka at the listening party for his new mixtape, and he talked about why he decided to release the fourth Salute Me Or Shoot Me mixtape at this time.
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News T.I. speaks on the Benefits of going independent.
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Sneakers A clean new WMNS exclusive.
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Sports Cook is frustrated about his lack of playing time this season.
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News Shyne addresses Game's diss track, and calls him his "little brother". He even adds that he would not have dissed Kendrick Lamar had he known he was close with Game.
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Sneakers The Nigel Sylvester x Air Jordan 4 "Brick by Brick" and its NYC-inspired apparel collection are finally here.
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Music Judge Paige Reese Whitaker accidentally uttered the slur while reading Instagram conversations aloud.
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News A new survey of celebrity branding reveals that millennials don't quite trust Jay Z.
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Interviews Miguel shares his thoughts on putting out free material as opposed to selling it, and finding the happy medium between the two. As well, he gives an update on what to expect with the "Art Dealer Chic" EP series arriving this summer.
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News <p>Hip-hop star SHAWTY LO has changed the name of his record label D4L to distance himself from snap rap music - because he wants to be taken more seriously.<br />
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The Atlanta, Georgia-based MC founded D4L Records with rappers Fabo, Stuntman and Mook B. in 2003, and formed hip-hop group D4L.<br />
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The Laffy Taffy hitmakers became part of the snap music trend in 2006 - a dance-centric subgenre of hip-hop - but Lo refuses to embrace the movement and is fighting off the stigma by rebranding the label to be taken more seriously as an artist and executive.<br />
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