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TV "The Vince Staples Show" has been canceled by Netflix after two seasons, leaving loyal viewers disappointed.
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Songs Vince Staples is back with the gruff new single "Blackberry Marmalade," which should be a refreshing direction for longtime fans.
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Music On HotNewHipHop's latest panel discussion, Aron and I also discussed the Lil Durk verdict and the Vince Staples debate.
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Music Vince Staples' new single "Blackberry Marmalade" is about racism in the United States and violent responses to (and from) its corrupt system.
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Original Content Why has Vince Staples' "Cry Baby" become so divisive? The answer may have less to do with the music & more to do with how audiences view Black artists.
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Music Every single year, Barack Obama delivers his very own Summer Playlist, and this year, we got a glimpse into what he's been listening to.
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Songs Vince Staples is going to be dropping "Cry Baby" on Friday, and on Tuesday, he dropped off the third single in his rollout.
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Mixtapes Vince Staples returns with 10 new tracks.
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Music Vince Staples dropped "Blackberry Marmalade" over the weekend, and now, he is back with a special announcement.
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Songs Vince Staples drops off his second single from his forthcoming album, "Cry Baby."
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Music Vince Staples, Childish Gambino & more will also appear on DJ Dahi's upcoming album.
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Music Vince Staples has something to say.
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Music Vince defended his stance.
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Songs "Tulsa, OK" by Vince Staples is a previously vinyl-exclusive cut from his new album "Cry Baby" that is now on all streaming platforms.
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Music Rap beefs have been central in Hip Hop since the genre's inception, but Vince Staples isn't a fan of the mudslinging.
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Music Vince Staples recently put out an exceptional album called "Cry Baby," and on Tuesday, he performed some of these songs on NPR.
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Music Vince Staples is officially going on tour this Fall to support his exceptional new album of the year contender, "Cry Baby."
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Music Vince Staples has one of the best Twitter accounts in the game.
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Mixtapes Dahi has returned with his highly-anticipated "Black Boy (Alternative)" with features from Kendrick Lamar, Vince Staples, and more.
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Music If you like Kendrick Lamar, here is a list of artists to include on your playlist, such as J.I.D., Vince Staples, and Denzel Curry.
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TV It has been an arduous road for Vince, but all that hard work paid dividends.
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Music He regrets missing Tommy the Clown.
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Profiles We talked to Taiwo of the duo Christian Rich, the twin brothers behind Earl Sweatshirt's "Doris" and Vince Staples' "Señorita," about how producers can hold on to their artistry while fighting for high-profile credits.
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Politics Vince Staples, Freddie Gibbs, 50 Cent, Sleepy Hallow, and many more rappers addressed the Trump shooting with fans.
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Music These are some 2024 rap albums that didn't get nominated for Best Rap Album at the 2025 Grammy Awards, but deserve some shine for their quality.
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Music 2017-2018 was a time in hip-hop.
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Songs Crookes has been largely inactive for a while. But she's looking to make some noise now and later this year.
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Music "I just ain't tryna sit down and talk about gang banging for 30 minutes," says Vince.
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Music Vince Staples isn't happy about his songs with The Alchemist leaking.
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Music He's continued to be coy about who he thinks is winning.
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Songs On a dark album (no pun intended), Vince lets the sun shine through a bit.
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Music Mac Miller has been instrumental in launching the rap careers of superstars such as Vince Staples, Schoolboy Q, and Chance The Rapper.
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TV Vince Staples' eponymous Netflix series was renewed for its second season last May, but we didn't a release date for it until this August.
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Music The trio have crossed paths with each other on record before.
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Original Content We provide insight on the Cali spots referenced through out Vince Staples' album "Summertime '06."
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Songs The first-time collaborators link up on JPEGMAFIA's latest album.
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Music Earl Sweatshirt's rumored new album will allegedly include contributions from Vince Staples, Donald Glover, Bktherula, and many more.
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Music He dubbed them "white devils."
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Music Ab-Soul is making his comeback.
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Music The rapper claims he was never a state of mind that would have made him succumb to temptation or peer pressure.
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Music Vince Staples challenged the fan to prove he's not racist.
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Music Vince Staples reveals which song gets him in his feelings.
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Music Vince Staples says Mac Miller made him a "better person."
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TV Vince Staples shared an update on his popular Netflix series on Instagram on Tuesday as fans await season two.
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Music Vince Staple finds himself thrown into a debate about whether Asians should be allowed to say the n-word.
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Antics Vince Staples and Lil Nas X caught up over the weekend on Twitter.
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Reviews Vince Staples' final album on Def Jam not only reinforces the core themes throughout his career, but also shares them more vulnerably than ever.
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Sneakers Vince and Jordan Brand are doing good work.
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Mixtapes Vince doesn't pull any punches.
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Music In an extensive Rolling Stone interview, Vince Staples reflects on his friendship with the late Sophie, with whom he collaborated on "Big Fish Theory."
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