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Music Trippie Redd's criticism of the new generation reflects a recurring tension in hip-hop, where the revolutionaries who push the genre forward eventually become the gatekeepers resisting its next evolution.
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Music Today, we are breaking down the short-lived beef between Eminem and Melle Mel.
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Music The Hip Hop pioneer is polarizing fans today with his string of controversial statements but his legacy is unmatched.
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Music Em isn't done with the Furious Five member.
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Hip-Hop History Chuck D calls Melle Mel the "Wilt Chamberlain" of rap.
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Politics Artists like Jay-Z, Nipsey Hussle, and Royce Da 5'9" have ushered hip-hop into an age of enlightenment.
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Music The Rap pioneer thinks too many artists mess up their careers trying to copy their peers, & he used these two beefing rappers as examples.
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Music This "Art Of Dialogue" interview with the Furious Five legend just keeps yielding hot takes for hip-hop Twitter.
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Music He says Royce Da 5'9" is just as good as Em but doesn't have the same recognition because he's Black.
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Songs Eminem didn't hold back on Ez Mil's track "Realest."
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Music "No apologies, this ain’t a disclaimer / I’m the king of legend, the first hall of famer," Melle rhymes on his response to Slim Shady.
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Hip-Hop History Melle Mel said Ja Rule's "New York" would've been bigger if he wasn't "trying to sound hard" like 50 Cent.
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