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News Westside Gunn and Mach Hommy go dark on "Macho On Coke."
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Music He wants the group to "own our own sh*t."
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Reviews "I Died For This!?," Grip's Shady Records debut, is an impressive concept album that makes great artistic choices and offers plenty of thought-provoking sentiments.
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Music Westside Gunn tells Joe Budden he's a "free agent," revealing that he's no longer signed to Shady Records.
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Music "The geniuses that I think Em and Paul are really, really mismanaged our brand."
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Music Eminem recently took a moment to campaign for his longtime pal Sway Calloway, who supported him at the onset of his career.
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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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Reviews Westside Gunn's unique brand of artistry arrives in full splendor on the opulent and brutally violent "Pray For Paris."
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Reviews Slaughterhouse returns to the basics on "House Rules" mixtape.
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Music Rising ATL rapper GRIP is reportedly the newest member of Shady Records.
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Music While reflecting on his artistry and success, Westside Gunn announced that he's aiming to drop his new album, "Who Made the Sunshine," next month.
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News GRIP and Eminem trade bars on their first collaboration "Walkthrough!," a highlight off the former's Shady Records debut.
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Mitch Findlay