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News Obie Trice has returned the bar, last call be damned.
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Music GRIP recalls connecting with legends like Eminem and Big Rube during a conversation with Ebro Darden.
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Music No Limit and Shady stand united.
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Music Rising ATL rapper GRIP is reportedly the newest member of Shady Records.
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News Shady records at their peak.
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Music Westside Gunn delivers a focused dose of visceral hip-hop.
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Music Westside Boogie has continued to ride his wave of momentum with a new freestyle for "Bars On I-95."
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Music Lloyd Banks & Conway link up for a studio session.
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Music Royce Da 5'9" celebrates Shady history with some nostalgic concert footage from 1997, where he rocked the stage with Eminem.
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Original Content If Atlanta lyricist GRIP -- the newest member of Shady Records -- isn't already on your radar, you're doing something wrong.
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Music Eminem is getting a grasp of social media and it's incredibly awkward to watch.
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Music Yelawolf is back.
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Mitch Findlay