2024
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Music The 21-year-old boundless creative from Atlanta is finding it more difficult to stay at her peak powers and mindfulness, but it's why she works that much harder on her new album "LVL5 P2" to be free.
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Sports Dr. Dre sets his eyes on the 2024 Olympic Games.
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Politics Donald Trump hinted at running for President again during his speech at CPAC, Sunday.
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Music Usher wants to show off Atlanta's strip-club culture.
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Politics Oval Office Yeezy.
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Music Although it seems like either Jay Rock himself, Ab-Soul, ScHoolboy Q, or Kendrick Lamar won't make it, this is still very exciting news.
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Music The "Bongos" star wasn't too detailed in her message, but she let fans know that they'll get to see her live soon enough.
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Music While there were very little soulful cuts to kick off the 2024 season in the mainstream, these artists worked as if it was a stacked week.
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Songs With a show-stopping vocal performance, passionately indignant lyrics, and atmospheric chords, this track will center your energies.
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Mixtapes Despite this sophomore effort from livinthemomnt not being hot off the presses, the North Carolina has maintained excitement for it.
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Songs The Detroit native brings his signature bounce and warbled flow here, supported by some haunting background vocals.
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Reviews Patience is the best virtue that "Please Don't Cry" exemplifies, and Rapsody uses that process to achieve sonic and spiritual focus.
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Music Other entries on "Fire Emoji" this week include Erick The Architect, Pooh Shiesty, Veeze, Lil Tecca, BLP KOSHER, and more.
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