editorial
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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. -
Original Content Kendrick Lamar, Bruno Mars, Cardi B, Dave Chappelle, and Childish Gambino showed the world why hip-hop culture reigns supreme.
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Karlton Jahmal -
Original Content The hip-hop landscape is currently ripe with female artists, doing whatever it is they want to do.
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Talia Smith -
Society Kanye West started with what appeared to be good-intentioned, self-improvement musings in his return to Twitter, before veering into narcissistic and political territory. What's the impact of this on the people that he wants to break out of the "simulation"?
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Vince Rick -
Original Content Tyga remains hot through the start of 2019, proving he's one of the best in the game right now.
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Matt F -
Original Content As the evolution of Hip-Hop continues to ascend into higher heights in the music industry, it seems that R&B is slowly but surely losing its soulful edge and assimilating more into the Hip-Hop genre. These days the rappers are "singing", and the singers are trying to rap. The question is, what happened along the way? We do some digging to answer that question.
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Audrey N. -
Reviews Though incomplete, the T-Wayne project is a necessary reference point for an influential time in both artists' careers.
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Trevor Smith -
Original Content Is Lil Uzi Vert's latest artwork reveal all about style, or is he actually into Heaven's Gate cult ideology?
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Rose Lilah -
Original Content J. Cole's third album celebrates five years.
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Mitch Findlay -
Original Content Ten years after its release, "Tha Carter III" holds up in spite of— or maybe because of— its pop crossovers and weirdo ambition.
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Patrick Lyons -
Original Content Lengthy tracklists are more than just a way to offer fans a lot of music by an artist they love; they're a tool to help achieve success as regulated by the RIAA.
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Luke Hinz -
Original Content On Tay-K's conviction and dangerous legal precedents.
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Samuel Allan