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Discover exclusive hip-hop features on HotNewHipHop. Read interviews, album reviews, think pieces, and curated lists covering music, culture, and more. Original Content We rank all 18 of Wiz Khalifa's mixtapes from worst to best.
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Alexander Cole October 29, 2025 Original Content "Chipmunk Soul" ushered in a new era of hip-hop, with albums such as "The College Dropout" using the sound to focus on emotional vulnerability.
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Caleb Hardy May 22, 2023 Original Content Step into Yung Miami's world. Her fortune is powered by City Girls' fame and star-studded music collaborations. Quite the journey!
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Jake Skudder February 23, 2024 Original Content Some of the best Hip-Hop and R&B projects of the late 2000s and early 2010s were free mixtapes, but many of those classics are still not available to stream on DSPs to this day.
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Joshua Robinson September 28, 2022 Original Content Hip Hop icon DJ Jazzy Jeff is helping aspiring producers learn the game. He chatted with us about breaking Hip Hop's rules, admiring this generation of beatmakers, & being the same Jeff from Philly (who apparently makes great Kool-Aid!).
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Erika Marie April 17, 2023 Original Content Nearly 25 years into a run that's seen some of the biggest moments in hip hop history, these 25 tracks show Bad Boy Records' versatility as a powerhouse label.
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Harrison Tenpas November 25, 2017 Original Content Baka Not Nice is who he is, but who is he?
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Mitch Findlay October 17, 2017 Original Content Get familiar with Sauce Walka and Sancho Saucey, aka the Sauce Twinz.
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Angus Walker October 05, 2015 Original Content After losing close friends to drug culture, iLoveMakonnen explains why he turned away and shifted his focus.
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Erika Marie October 01, 2025 Original Content Drake is one of the most legendary artists of all time, and today, we are ranking every single one of his projects, from last to first.
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HNHH Staff April 29, 2026 Original Content Jay-Z has no shortage of wisdom on "4:44."
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