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Original Content HNHH looks at 15 rappers that would be perfect to dress up as for Halloween.
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News Check out Iced Out, the latest from Chingy which features a guest appearance from 8Ball on the. The track was released on Sunday, May 16th, 2010.
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News <p>HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO LIL' WAYNE & GO COP HIS NEW "I AM NOT A HUMAN BEING" ALBUM <a rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank" href="http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/i-am-not-a-human-being/id394325795"><strong>AVAILABLE NOW.</strong></a></p>
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News Tyga has produced, directed, and even appeared in his own adult film "Rack City: The XXX Movie".
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Original Content How Mac Miller galvanized not only fans but critics alike in his "Watching Movies with the Sound Off" era and beyond.
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Music The Weeknd treats fans to three new songs on "After Hours" deluxe edition.
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Beef Justin Bieber is on Team Kanye.
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Original Content On the 10th anniversary of Drake's sophomore album "Take Care," we reflect on why it is among the most important albums in his discography.
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News <p>A$AP Rocky chopped it up with <a rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank" href="http://pitchfork.com/tv/selector/1867-asap-rocky/3040-funtopia/">Pitchfork's Selector</a> and talked about how he first got into rapping because of his brother, and the difference between the "ambient beats" produced by Clams Casino and Araab.You can check out the video clip of the interview below.</p>
<p>On The First Time He Started Rapping:</p>
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Music Videos Teyana Taylor speaks about being in Kanye West's music video for "Fade."
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News The Pitchfork video of Chief Keef firing guns at a gun range will be used in court to determine if the young rapper violated his probation.
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Music J. Prince's appearance on the Joe Rogan Podcast found the Rap-A-Lot Records' CEO detailing his history with law enforcement, and how he became a target after attempting to become independent of the music industry and major labels.
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