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Music Hit-Boy explains how Jay Electronica inspired one of Nas's bars on "Hood2Hood."
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Mixtapes Two legendary producers team up as emcees for their joint album 'GOLDFISH.'
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Music Hit-Boy, believe it or not, isn't the only producer to have their studio broken into even though we are just a few days into 2026.
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Mixtapes This sounds like a project that will age well.
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Tallie Spencer -
Songs Hit-Boy and Spank Nitti James are already back together just two months after dropping a collab tape titled "High-Class Wiggler."
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Mixtapes Reason was named No. 81 in The Game's Top 100 L.A. Rappers of All Times after not ranking in Complex's latest list.
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Bryson "Boom" Paul -
Music Each producer on this list has a signature sound, have worked with a variety of artists, and have a deep discography of instrumentals, proving their influence.
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Music Discover Hit-Boy's net worth and his influential impact.
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Music After an unprecedented string of quality releases, Nas and Hit-Boy became the ultimate rapper-producer pairing that fans did not know they needed.
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Songs Hit-Boy has kept the singles coming in waves all year long and he's showing no signs of slowing down just yet.
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Music Hit sends love to all his fans.
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Music Hit-Boy seeks help from the fans for his father's safety.
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Songs Hit-Boy and Peezy recently teamed up for a Midwest/West Coast battle of the bars titled "Wheel of Fortune."
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Music There is no better term to describe Nas and Hit-Boy’s working relationship than “magic.”
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Original Content Hit-Boy joins HNHH to discuss the making of "One Mic One Gun," sending Ye the beat for "Legit," his picks for 2022's Producer Of The Year and more.
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Beef "How you got no credits without co-producers?" Hit-Boy responds after Hitmaka calls him out.
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Aron A. -
Music Nas is the only rapper at his age and status to consistently churn out quality albums, further solidifying a legacy that was cemented long ago.
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Wyatt Westlake