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Music On the HNHH livestream, Aron and I also discussed horrorcore, the Soul Train Music Awards, Ice Cube's Dejon Paul beef, ComplexCon, and more.
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News Here is the full list of winners from the 2015 Soul Train Awards.
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Pop Culture H.E.R. received eight different nominations from the Soul Train Awards for her 2021 album while Maxwell and Ashanti will be recognized.
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News Peep the nominations for the 2013 Soul Train Awards.
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Music Despite 12 nominations, Drake didn't take home an award at this year's Soul Train Awards. He was defeated in a few big categories by Beyonce. See the full winners list here.
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Relationships Keke wasn't afraid to crack jokes in the midst of some serious family drama.
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Music Get ready for a night celebrating Soul, R&B, and Hip Hop—and the 50th anniversary of "Soul Train."
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Music We need more performances like this one.
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Music T-Pain took home one of the most coveted honors at the Soul Train Awards on Sunday night.
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News Everybody wins when Jodeci is back.
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Music Her parents are paving the way.
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Music The full list of nominations for the 2023 Soul Train Awards are here.
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Sports Erykah Badu opens up the Soul Train Awards with a statement.
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Music Ari Lennox continues her tweets from yesterday.
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Music The Soul Train Awards recognized SZA, Usher, and several more artists on Sunday night.
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Music He was happy to receive his award for Best New Artist, but he got more than he expected.
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News Soul Train announces the nominees for its 2014 awards.
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Relationships She said he also blocked her number.
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Music The R&B singer took to Twitter to express her disappointment in walking home empty-handed from the award show.
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News Iggy Azalea was the butt of a joke in Erykah Badu's opening monologue.
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