2024
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Gossip In 2024, Mariah The Scientist was arrested following an alleged brawl at an Atlanta Lounge. Young Thug admits cheating on Mariah in new leak.
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Music Son of T.I., King Harris, was arrested in Georgia in 2024 after having an open warrant for his arrest stemming from a 2022 case.
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Music This was a massive year for rap, which means that some of 2024's most compelling releases flew right under our radar.
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Music Videos Ice Spice is still in her "Y2K!" era.
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Music All of them have reached that coveted star status, however, we feel they are poised for much more success for years to come.
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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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Music Other XXL Freshman Class members this year include 4batz, Skilla Baby, Maiya The Don, That Mexican OT, Bossman Dlow, and more.
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Music When will fear of Satan stop painting every little thing that artists do in a reprehensible light? For some folks, it's a never-ending battle.
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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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Music Amid a hundred gigabytes of new content and a whole lot of speculation, here's all you need to know about Drake's post-Kendrick Lamar beef moves.
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Music We're sorry to get your hopes up, but it looks like the Hawthorne native's musical to-do list for the rest of the year looks pretty scant.
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Music Kendrick Lamar ranked atop the list featuring Drake, Taylor Swift, Chappell Roan, and more.
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Reviews Over the past few years, people have doubted whether Yeat is the future of rap. This industrial, misanthropic, and hard-hitting LP silences all opposition.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares
