2023
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Songs This flip of a Drake track has been a fan favorite for over a decade, although the circumstances behind this drop are bizarre.
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Original Content What happens when the world's biggest genre takes the slightest downturn? The answer is a repeated history whose cycle can still be broken.
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Reviews Thugger's vault, brought together by Metro Boomin, provides an engaging and versatile, albeit safe, return to form for the Atlanta trap pioneer.
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Songs It's a Chicago affair on this standout collab on "Almost Healed."
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Mixtapes Peggy originally released this fan-favorite project under the name Devon Hendryx in 2013, but don't let that fool you; it's masterful.
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Songs The Memphis rapper is getting fans ready for his next album, "Glockoma 2."
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Music Videos La Flame seems to champion what he thinks is really God's country in this new visual.
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Music Skrillex replaced Drake as a headliner, and many fans are still angry that the Canadian superstar seemingly ditched his fans in São Paulo to hang out in Miami.
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Music Metro Boomin reportedly had the most popular rap album on Spotify in 2023.
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Music Videos Another fire single means another fire music video from the Queen.
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Songs Fredo allegedly picked YNW Melly up after fatally shooting YNW Juvy and YNW SakChaser.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Music The Virginia Beach legend performed many of his modern hits to a hyped crowd.
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Songs This new track arrives on Big Hit's debut album "The Truth Is In My Eyes," executive produced by his son Hit-Boy.
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Songs This one's for all the boom-bap and disc-scratching purists.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Songs The TDE MC lets faith drive many of his life's aspects: money, women, and more.
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Music Despite massive bangers from the likes of Travis Scott and Drake, no other hip-hop song was as dominant on DSPs as Wunna's.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares