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Songs June 27 is a celebration in Houston.
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Music Travis Scott will be executive producing the upcoming biopic centered around the late DJ Screw.
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Movies The upcoming DJ Screw documentary, "Chopped and Screwed: the Final Mixtape" has released a new trailer.
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Cole Blake -
Movies Sony is working on a biopic based on the legendary producer DJ Screw.
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Cole Blake -
Original Content It's time to play that Drake song.
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Music He wasn't away of the scam and didn't name the artist in question, but did add that "he dead."
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Erika Marie -
Random George Floyd was a rapper and former member of the legendary Screwed Up Click, led by DJ Screw.
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TV A biopic series on the Houston legend is officially in the works.
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Aron A. -
News It's only appropriate.
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Aron A. -
Music Kendrick Lamar goes off the dome in this Throwback gem.
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Reviews Travis Scott delivers his most fully realized project since his mixtape days.
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Narsimha Chintaluri -
Music Travis Scott continues to roll out some fine-looking merch.
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Alex Zidel -
Music Nardwuar vs. Trae tha Truth.
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Danny Schwartz -
Life Introducing the Screwston coffee brew.
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News On his birthday, Trae tha Truth drops the video to his "Another 48 Hours" freestyle "Ridin Top Dine."
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Mixtapes Trae tha Truth shares a new tape of freestyles, "Another 48 Hours," in honor of DJ Screw.
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News Z-Ro & Mike D pay tribute to DJ Screw with "Do It for Screw."
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Angus Walker -
Original Content In remembrance of DJ Screw, we highlight 10 of his chopped and screwed masterpieces.
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Original Content We've lost many important figure to the rap game over the years, and here we take a look at 15 losses that were felt throughout the hip-hop community.
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Chris Tart -
Original Content Here are 10 Houston classics to prep you for Houston Appreciation Weekend, as well as playlist to introduce you to the city's new talent.
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News Bun B speaks on breaking Houston rap's trends, working with Jay Z on "Big Pimpin'," and his early struggles as a southern artist.
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Trevor Smith