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Chris Tart May 01, 2015 Reviews DJ Khaled takes advantage of his star-studded address book to deliver one of the more focused projects in his discography.
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Robert Blair September 02, 2022 Relationships Here's the rundown on the social media vixen also known as a "Bundle of Brittany."
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Taya Coates August 18, 2021 Original Content Royce Da 5'9" explains why even the "biggest" artists of today will never be able to capture what 50 Cent brought to the game with "Get Rich Or Die Tryin."
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Mitch Findlay December 24, 2020 Original Content Toosii takes center stage for this week's edition of "Rise & Grind." The "Love Cycle" artist reveals that he doesn't listen to very much rap music and talks about being boo'd off stage when he opened up for A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie.
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Madusa S. May 10, 2021 Original Content Looking back at the rap singles that made it to the top of music's biggest chart.
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Trevor Smith April 21, 2016 Reviews Rap's chaotic glory boy continues to rampage and bewilder on "Bang 3."
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Maxwell Cavaseno August 06, 2015 Sports LeBron and the Lakers have a lot of big decisions to make this offseason.
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Alexander Cole April 24, 2022 Original Content Curren$y reveals who he thinks would tap out first in the Smoker's Olympics and reveals his choice for the Mount Rushmore of weed-smoking rappers.
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Aron A. April 20, 2022 Original Content Toronto's Pressa joins us for this week's edition of "Rise & Grind" where he reveals why he chose Coi Leray over Pooh Shiesty for the "Attachments" remix, his love for "Snowfall" and the legacy of the late Houdini.
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Aron A. August 23, 2021 Original Content Ye took aim at quite a few big names during the two-and-a-half hour interview.
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Taylor McCloud November 05, 2021 Original Content As part of Black Future Month, we take a look at the producers who are shaping hip-hop sound and culture as we know it.
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Robert Blair February 18, 2022