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Original Content Why Lil Dicky's "Earth" is important.
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Sanibel Chai -
Original Content DMX blended horror, morality, and religious turmoil in the masterful "Damien" series.
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Mitch Findlay -
Original Content When will Iggy Azalea's rap career see new life? Do we even want it to?
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Original Content A decade after the rap blog era's crown prince first broke through, we're left looking back on his career with more questions and what if's than answers.
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Harrison Tenpas -
Original Content We continue down memory lane, looking at the history of the interaction between rap and rock.
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Gus Fisher -
Original Content Now that he's laying down the law on a regular basis, it's time for a refresher course on how J. Prince became one of hip-hop's most formidable figures.
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Robert Blair -
Original Content While originally written last year for the 20th anniversary of Dr. Dre's "2001," be sure to revisit this piece on the project's 21st birthday.
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Mitch Findlay -
Original Content Lil Wayne's verse on Mario's "Crying Out For Me" remix arrived during his acclaimed 2007 run.
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Rose Lilah -
Original Content Should we listen to music against a dead artist’s wishes? Determining how to appropriately immortalize deceased artists is a tall order, and one of the hardest questions in 21st-century pop music.
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Luke Hinz -
Original Content A brief history lesson on how and why Migos' signature flow came to be.
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Gus Fisher -
Original Content Revisiting the most thrilling rap battle of all time.
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Luke Hinz -
Original Content What can we take from Lil Peep's music following his death?
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Vince Rick -
Original Content We look at the reciprocity between hip-hop and jazz over the years.
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Gus Fisher -
Original Content A look at the life and times of Youngboy, and how his music can help us understand him just as much as his actions.
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Maxwell Cavaseno -
Original Content “Excuse me, everyone. I have a brief announcement to make: Jesus was Black, Ronald Reagan was the devil, and the government is lying about 9/11. Thank you for your time. And goodnight.”
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Luke Hinz -
Original Content Fresh from Joyner Lucas wishing death upon him on "Devil's Work," we examine how Death Row's Suge Knight became the most hated villain in hip-hop's collective history.
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Robert Blair -
Original Content How Mac Miller reinvented himself, took control of his narrative and his legacy while on a collision course with tragedy.
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Michael Kawaida -
Society A brief overview and discussion of hip-hop's interaction with politics, in light of Black History Month.
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Karlton Jahmal -
Original Content A few years ago, RHQ seemed poised for stardom. Then he almost entirely stopped releasing music.
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Patrick Lyons -
Original Content Examining the "current state of hip-hop" and if we really need to "blame" anyone at all.
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Aida C.
