album anniversary
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Original Content Long before streaming-first releases became normal, Chance The Rapper helped push Rap into a new era with "Coloring Book."
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Original Content Back in 2016, "Lemonade" felt like everything at once with it's striking visuals, and ten years later, people are still unpacking it—especially "Becky with the good hair."
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Original Content "All Eyez on Me" marked a turning point in 1996, as did Tupac's death. Thirty years later, its ambition still as unapologetic as the rapper intended.
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Erika Marie -
Original Content The Fugees' "The Score" has a complex legacy, but 30 years later, this anti-establishment LP’s themes haven’t faded.
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Original Content Rihanna’s boldest album, "ANTI," still feels like a turning point for her, R&B, and for how Black women move through Pop.
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Mixtapes Drake ruffled a lot of hip-hop purists' feathers due to his R&B/rap style. But, for the most part, "NWTS" is a complete 180.
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Music Ten years after the release of "Rodeo," Travis Scott's flaws on the album are just as important to his identity and impact as his strengths.
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Mixtapes Travis Scott's debut LP "Rodeo" officially turn 10 years old on September 4, but with it hitting such a big anniversary we had to go back.
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Songs Even though Kid Cudi learned a lot from Kanye West, the success of "Day 'n' Nite" is still astounding considering it's his first single.
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Mixtapes Kid Cudi's classic debut "Man On the Moon: The End of Day" dropped 16 years ago to the day. It propelled him to star status in a hurry.
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Mixtapes 50 Cent's sophomore album is already 20 years old and it's wild to look back and see just how huge it was when it released.
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Songs 50 Cent's second studio album was not as chockful of hits as his debut, but "Candy Shop" may still be his most recognizable record ever.
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Zachary Horvath
