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Original Content Many rappers came to prominence first as part of a group ( i.e. EPMD, Public Enemy, N.W.A., Wu-Tang Clan, and the list goes on). As time progressed, the concept (or rather unity) of the group would take a backseat to the individual. Whether it be the fans picking out whichever member they prefer, or whether there is that one particular member standing out amongst the rest (i.e. Andre 3000), the seeds were planted for one individual to embark on their own into the hip-hop wilderness. In light of this, has the nail been placed in the coffin, or is there still a bit of life left in the group concept?
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Original Content As Lauryn Hill and Pras continue to find themselves embroiled in high-profile misadventures, we take a look at why The Fugees will never (and should never) reform.
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Robert Blair -
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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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Music Nobody is really surprised here.
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Elias Andrews -
Music Pras reveals what could have been.
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Milca P. -
Music Pras Michel was set to be sentenced on August 29, but an emergency surgery has pushed that back by about a month.
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Devin Morton -
Music Could Trump gift Pras a pardon?
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Bryson "Boom" Paul -
Uncategorized Lil Wayne took the audience by surprise.
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Tallie Spencer -
Music More inner-turmoil for the group.
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Elias Andrews -
Music The trio is back together.
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Elias Andrews -
Music Pras believes the current President understands his situation, and calls for the pardon of Tory Lanez as well.
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Elias Andrews -
News Check out a new track from Nino Bless.
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Lloyd Jaffe
