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Interviews Kanye West talks about his intentions to head the first trillion dollar company and more.
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News Nas launches a Mass Appeal imprint and signs Detroit's Boldy James.
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Interviews Young Thug covers Complex magazine, and does a photo shoot with Birdman.
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Songs Ca$his recruits Crooked I, Mistah F.A.B., Roccett & Goldie Gold for a West Coast remix to "Imma Hustla." His album, "The County Hound 2" drops on October 15th.
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News Dropping one of the most stellar albums of the year, and his career, Nas discusses on whether "Life Is Good" is a classic, and what that means to him.
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News Cassidy explains the song was labeled a "Meek Mill Diss" because he dropped it shortly after their Twitter beef, however it's not for Meek.
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News Yelawolf talks on the short-comings of his debut album, "Radioactive," and how "Love Story" will be an improvement. He also reveals when he plans to release his next mixtape.
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News <p>A$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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News <p> Young Jeezy, 2Eleven, Slick Pulla and Boo Rossini will drop their new album this fall.</p>
<p>Though his oft-delayed album Thug Motivation 103 is still without a release date, Young Jeezy isn’t keeping quiet. His group U.S.D.A has announced the release of its new album The After Party, releasing November 15th via SMC Recordings.</p>
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News Give Snoop Dogg's upcoming album "BUSH" a listen before it arrives.
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News Rihanna covers up for Harper's Bazaar Arabia.
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News Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine have secured $60 million in funding for their digital music service, Daisy.
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