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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 Rappers broadening the sound of the genre with their uniqueness.
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Alphonse Pierre December 12, 2017 Original Content An introduction to Flatbush Zombies.
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Chris Tart October 18, 2015 Reviews Lil Baby and Lil Durk build off their consistency as solo and feature artists to achieve what few rappers of their stature have done effectively on a collaborative project -- complement each other.
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Aron A. June 10, 2021 Original Content You are now Watching The Throne.
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Mitch Findlay August 08, 2019 Reviews Kendrick Lamar's "Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers" offers unsettling insight into the rapper's otherwise sheltered personal life, exploring the dichotomy between Kendrick Lamar - the rapper, and Kendrick Lamar - the person.
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Aron A. May 19, 2022 Original Content 2017 was a massive year for the collabo album.
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Mitch Findlay November 01, 2017 Sports Conor McGregor also throws punches on Instagram.
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E Gadsby August 10, 2019 Original Content The hip-hop festival boasted surprise performances, iconic moments, and a whole lot of pits.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares July 27, 2022 Reviews Tory Lanez's confidence comes full circle on "Memories Don't Die."
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Dhruva Balram deleted March 07, 2018 Original Content Cardi B & Offset are hip-hop couple goals and here's proof.
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E Gadsby March 31, 2018 Original Content L.A.'s Dodger Stadium became a music nerd's dream over the weekend; check out what all the hype was about!
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Gabriel Bras Nevares November 14, 2023 Original Content <p>Ask most Hip-Hop fans who’s been running the rap game the past three years, and the answers would mostly be the same; Kendrick Lamar…Drake…maybe some J. Cole. Even with somewhat of an agreement, there’s no science to this. There’s no exact formula of determining who is on top. Is it record sales? Some would say that, and that would justify the belief that Kendrick, Drake, or Cole are on top of the game. Using that logic however would leave justification of our culture up to whoever is buying music…whoever.
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Bruce Smith January 15, 2015