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Original Content Playboi Carti's "Whole Lotta Red" is filled to the brim with punk and metal aesthetics that make this album a unique experience.
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TV Janet and Pac may not have just been love interests in the movie.
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Music Iggy is pursuing a new passion.
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Music Jaewon clearly takes after his father.
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Songs LL Cool explains what he meant by some of the lyrics in "Accidental Racist," his country-rap collaboration with Brad Paisley.
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Music Bradford Cohen may not be on Pooh Shiesty's legal team anymore, but he still has something to say about the Gucci Mane case.
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Music In addition to NoCap, other potential targets NBA YoungBoy fans pointed to include Playboi Carti and Young Thug.
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Music The Dogg Pound MC said that the tragedy confirmed that the record label was too dangerous to stay in for long.
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Hip-Hop History Turns out the song was originally for T.I. and Jeezy but Kanye got his hands on it and turned it into a hit.
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News <p>A young man by the name of Jomo Adoula Zambia, who is said to be an associate of rapper Waka Flocka Flame, was murdered in broad daylight Wednesday (November 2) while driving his red BMW in Inglewood, California.<br />
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According to LA Weekly, Inglewood police say the alleged Blood gang member ran a red light after being shot in the arm and torso, hitting an on-duty police officer that was stationed in an unmarked car. The officer is currently in critical condition while Zambia, who was rushed to the hospital as well, died soon after.<br />
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Original Content Here's a look at Jhene Aiko's top five features with some of today's biggest rappers.
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Music Meek Mill took to X on Monday where he theorized that his declining streams are a result of DJ Akademiks' hate campaigns.
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