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Original Content Three years on from gracing us all with the Christmas miracle of "Run The Jewels 3," we charted the incredible rapport between Killer Mike and El-P that brought their careers to unforeseen heights.
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Original Content Fresh from J. Cole's stint on the Rwanda Patriots, we take a look at the parallels between his basketball career and the pioneering, late 90s NBA run of Master P.
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Original Content As the release of "ADHD" looms ahead, are Joyner Lucas' attempts to diversify his sound working in his favor or is he straying too far from what makes him unique?
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Original Content In the wake of obtaining the crown of Spotify's most listened to podcast of the year, we rundown some of Joe Budden's most unfiltered comments.
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Reviews A testament to all that makes him such a fascinating anomaly in our hip-hop/R&B landscape, "Ventura" is an emphatic return to form for the multi-faceted Anderson .Paak.
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Original Content As Kanye's self-imposed deadline for the project approaches, here's everything we know about the sequel to DONDA.
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Sports Set to square off this Saturday, we chart the years of back-and-forth between The "Notorious" Conor McGregor and the eternally game Donald Cowboy Cerrone Ethan Miller/Getty Images
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Reviews Despite great source material and an illustrious cast, X-Men: Dark Phoenix suffers from some fatal flaws that they couldn't manage to overcome
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Original Content Aggrieved by Kanye West's latest attempt to intermingle faith with financial gain at Coachella, could Joe Budden have uncovered 'Ye's grand plan?
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Original Content We take a look at would-be deals that could have altered the course of hip-hop history.
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Pop Culture Now that Marvel's next phases are taking shape, we examined the comic book plotlines adaptations that we'd love to see.
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Reviews On his self-titled effort, Vince Staples says more in eight tracks than some rappers do in their entire career.
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