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News 2 Chainz is hoping to turn in his sophomore album in April.
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News Yo Gotti's latest mixtape "The World Is Yours" which is surprisingly light on features, but is banging nonetheless.
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News The nightlcub where the now infamous Chris Brown and Drake incident took place has been shut down, and two women who were present at the club reveal they have plans to sue anyone involved.
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News In a recent interview Waka Flocka explains how he deals with criticism of his lyrics.
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News With his looming trial, Gunplay says he is confident he will beat his case and not go back to prison. He also talks about his upcoming album and says he wants very few features.
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News Wale and his favorite comedian, Jerry Seinfeld, were in the studio together and are reportedly working on a collaborative project.
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News Taking to Twitter, Nipsey Hussle announces "TM3: Victory Lap" has been pushed back to 2013.
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News Another member of G.O.O.D. Music has a solo album in the works. Common has announced he is currently working on his tenth LP and is aiming for a January release.
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News Raekwon address the the rumors of a possible Wu-Tang Clan reunion and says it is unlikely because other members are not taking it seriously.
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News With Big Boi's album release today, he gets in some last minute promo with The Breakfast Club. While there, he discusses his LP title, the lack of Andre 3000 on it, and Future.
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News <p>Questlove has revealed that he and Jay-Z have a secret project in the works, the details of which will be made clear in the upcoming weeks. </p>
<p>He said in an recent interview, </p>
<p><span id="intelliTXT">"Basically, Jay's a friend. I went there and it was hectic. He and I are actually working on a secret project, so I was kind of taking a break from working with him and he was just like, 'Come by the opening.' So I came. So we're doing something real big in the next few weeks."</span></p>
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News <p>According to <a rel="nofollow noopener" href="http://www.forbes.com/sites/johngaudiosi/2012/01/16/obama-says-so-long-sopa-killing-controversial-internet-piracy-legislation/" target="_blank">Forbes</a>, President Barack Obama does not support the SOPA bill. Yesterday thousands of websites went black for the day in protest of SOPA, which would censor the internet. The fight isn't over though, the bill will be revisted next month. Read about Obama's disapproval below.</p>
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