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Pop Culture All four artists (along with Offset) previously worked together on 2018's "MotorSport."
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Music Beanie Sigel recalls the end of the Roc-A-Fella era, reflecting on some of the lessons he learned in the process.
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Music As a child, Rocky was a huge Fab fan and wanted a photo with the rapper, but Fab said no. "I just learned from it, I always try not to tell kids no," said Rocky.
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Music Bleek had to go to friends in high places to secure tickets for him and his wife.
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Music The Roc-A-Fella OG was quite hilarious in his takedown of wild conspiracy theories during his "Drink Champs" appearance.
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Music There are more artists signed to labels now than ever in history, but T-Pain isn't impressed by how little they reportedly receive.
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Music "He had values, he had morals, he had integrity...I had never seen that before," said Jeezy.
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Music Bizarre has stories for days on Drink Champs.
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Beef On "Drink Champs," Ye also called Sean and John Legend "sell-outs," says he doesn't "rock with neither of them," and demanded an apology.
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Society The pair got into some heated discussions about women in the industry and what constitutes having talent while appearing on "Drink Champs" together.
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Music The New York MC is often hailed as one of the most underrated rappers of all time, and he discusses how he looks past that label.
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Music Who y'all got?
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