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News Lais returns with another leak ahead of his "114" EP.
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News 2 Chainz is facing a $5 million lawsuit from a young lady he called a "thot."
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Industry <p>A lot of tracks get posted on HNHH and some of them fly under your radar, maybe because you've never heard of the artist before, you just didn't feel like clicking, or it wasn't labeled “very hot.” Whatever the reason, we're gunna start exposing some of the audio from the past week that you may have slept on every Monday...</p>
<p><strong>Bodega BAMZ- 100 Keep It (Prod. V'Don) Feat. Smoke DZA & Willie The Kid</strong></p>
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News Eddie B and producer Harry Fraud have joined forces for this effort, "Horsepower." All tracks, of course, produced by Fraud, with appearance from Matthew Ragazino, AG Da Coroner, Meyhem Lauren, Action Bronson and more.
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News Check out Dying For Your Love , the latest from Frank Ocean which features a guest appearance from James Fauntleroy on the. The track was released on Thursday, September 8th, 2011.
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News Listen to Real Hip Hop Shit 4, the new track by Chris Brown featuring Kevin Mccall which was dropped on Tuesday, July 19th, 2011.
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News Jamie Foxx was a guest on Jimmy Fallon last night.
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News Watch - Chris Brown & Drake In Studio Together
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News Curren$y takes to Twitter to ask fans if they're still down to cop "Live In Concert" even if it's a retail project.
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Editor's Pick 21 Savage and Metro Boomin have plenty more songs together, which may get a release as "Savage Mode 2."
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News Travi$ Scott, who says that the "Cruel Winter" album is for real, reveals that his song "I Got Bands" is to be the first single off the LP.
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<p>While this might have been a bit too heady for our holiday gift guide, Yale University has recently announced that it will publish 'The Anthology of Rap.' The book is billed a 1000-page collegiate text that studies the impact of hip-hop within the African-American community, as well as the current role of rap lyrics as a strand of modern poetry. Yale Publishing mainly focuses on academic texts, so this is yet another indication that hip-hop as gone all the way from the streets to the academy since its birth in the late '70s.<br />
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