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Original Content While N.W.A. was the most commercially successful rap group out of Compton, Compton's Most Wanted also greatly influenced West Coast hip-hop.
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Original Content Rapper Sha-Rock was one of the highlights of the birth of hip-hop throughout New York City, inspiring a slew of women in rap.
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Original Content Diss tracks have been part of hip-hop since the genre first began to take off. Today, we're looking at the greatest diss tracks the genre has had to offer.
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Original Content From Kanye West to Drake, we're taking a look at rappers who nearly signed to different record labels.
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Original Content Striving to pivot the lyrical stereotypes surrounding hip-hop, Busta Rhymes changed the blueprint of the genre's sound for good.
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Pop Culture We're looking into the distinct life of Rohan Marley, who's path strayed from the traditional Marley pursuit of music.
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Music EPMD's debut studio album, 'Strictly Business,' delivered a unique wave of funk and punctuality that pioneered the golden age of hip-hop.
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Music Kanye West's 'ye' was an unparalleled snapshot into his bipolar world, with many now holding it amongst his best albums.
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Original Content From working with Mobb Deep to Earl Sweatshirt, we're looking into the career of the beat-making, hit-making producer The Alchemist.
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Original Content From his numerous classic albums to
a public beef with DJ Quik, we're reflecting on the iconic career of Compton's own, MC Eiht.
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Original Content Juice WRLD's "Goodbye & Good Riddance" propelled the Chicago rapper into a worldwide sensation amid depressing emo-rap.
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Music On the 36th anniversary of LL Cool J's "Bigger and Deffer," we're reflecting on the influence of the albums' heavy hitting qualities.
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