2023
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Music In addition to a stacked performance of hits, the Toronto superstar brought out GloRilla, 21 Savage, Lil Uzi Vert, and his mentor Lil Wayne.
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Music Well, who's surprised?
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Music This is Mr. Baudelaire's fifth encounter with The Human Serviette, and where better to chop it up than at his festival, Camp Flog Gnaw?
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Streetwear Both musical icons also spoke on what this collaboration means to them, and looked ever-so-dapper in the process.
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Music Other great R&B releases this season came from Channel Tres, Tems, SAFE, LOONY, and Amaal Nuux. Which one was your favorite this week?
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Songs The Detroit MC came through with an oddly menacing cut, but the dark pianos and trap rhythm could be romantic to some.
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Mixtapes The Detroit rap group featuring BabyTron, TrDee, and StanWill brought us a new collection of what they do best.
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Pop Culture Two albums in particular stood out to Cenat.
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Pop Culture "To be fair, every song up there is pure trash," one disgruntled user wrote earlier this week.
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Songs When looking for inspiration, J. Cole looked up his type beats on YouTube, found a winner, and let them publish the verse on his channel.
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Music "Muñekita" makes those hips loose.
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Mixtapes The smooth and ethereal project features Vory, Jada Kingdom, and Coi Leray.
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