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Original Content As Eminem and 50 Cent remain one of hip-hop's most iconic duos, here is a comprehensive breakdown of every single collaboration they've ever done.
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Music A stand-out from "Encore" that recently hit 1 billion streams on Spotify.
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Music Eminem is also reportedly contributing to the WWE 2K20 soundtrack as part of the deal.
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Music Today, we are revisiting one of hip hop's most iconic cyphers, showcasing a roster of elite lyricists.
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Original Content Following the release of their collaborative album "H.A.R.D," KXNG Crooked and Joell Ortiz open up about reuniting, the fate of "Glass House," and whether a Slaughterhouse reunion is truly in the cards.
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Original Content GRIP opens up about his new album "I Died For This?!", signing with Eminem's Shady Records, and the reason the album format is the backbone of music.
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Original Content Revisit the greatest hits of Eminem's extensive and unique production discography.
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News 50 Cent and Eminem make a legendary crime-fighting duo on this "Massacre" standout.
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Music Conway The Machine opens up about letting his guard down, conversing with Jay-Z, his upcoming Shady Records project, and Lil Wayne collabos.
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Original Content Long before Westside Boogie and Grip, Obie Trice was Shady Records' leading protege. Here, we take a look at where the Detroit rapper's momentum dropped off, and what's happened to him since.
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Original Content From Suge Knight to Eminem, Slaughterhouse to Joe Budden, KXNG Crooked is here to realign the narrative.
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News Yelawolf pops the trunk to unload a new banger.
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Interviews Yelawolf chops it up about his new album "Love Story" with HotNewHipHop.
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News Watch Ca$his' new "100 Proof" in-studio video.
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Music Ez Mil is the only rapper to sign with Shady, Aftermath, and Interscope since 50 Cent joined both labels in 2002.
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Wyatt Westlake