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Music The rapper has a couple of reason for keeping a clean slate.
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Original Content Far from just remolding The Dirty South's sound or serving as a fashion icon, A$AP Rocky's influence over current culture runs deep.
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Original Content Polo G's music video for "RAPSTAR" featured several references to popular videos from Kendrick Lamar, DaBaby, and everyone in between. Is the chart-topping rapper simply paying homage to some of his favorite artists, or is the "RAPSTAR" video a sign of the times?
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Music Young Thug and special guest NAV will be joined by YSL's "New Generation" on tour, including diamond*, Tezzus, 1300SAINT, and more.
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Original Content A generation removed from Chief Keef, the stunning transformation of street rap has revealed something much more than just the next iteration of Chicago drill.
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Original Content A breakdown of the most unexpected interview of the year.
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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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Original Content What is at the root of the schism between older artists and the next generation?
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Original Content Youth is wasted on the young.
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Music DJ Paul suggests the new rappers could kill hip hop if they don't get more original with their music.
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Music T.I. says there's a mix of "exceptionally dope" artists and those who are "just alright."
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Original Content Is Future an R&B artist?
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Songs Two representatives of the new generation are sharpening their hit-making skills on this cut.
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Music Big Draco still isn't taking Cole's compliment, and spoke on how he's this new generation's biggest influence despite early old-head hate.
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Music Sexyy Red proclaimed herself to be Drake's protégé in response to a fan's comparison between Drizzy, Kendrick Lamar, and J. Cole.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares