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Original Content A look back at Kanye West, one of the best Twitter users OF ALL TIME.
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Original Content A brief cruise through the best of The Silver Surfer's catalog.
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Sneakers Nike x Patta continues into 2025.
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Original Content What could "T.L.O.P." possibly stand for?? The HNHH staff, and the internet, have some ideas...
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News You might have the power to name Kanye West's upcoming studio album.
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Reviews "The Life Of Pablo" has made me totally reconsider how I view Kanye West.
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Original Content Mick Jenkins debut album comes out later this year. Here are 10 of his best songs dating back to 2012.
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News Impressive Twitter fingers from Amber Rose.
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News Kanye might actually be done with "The Life Of Pablo" now.
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News Chance shared snippets from an alternate version of the "The Life of Pablo" standout on his Snapchat.
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News "Everybody know I'm the wavy daddy."
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News Kanye West backs off his original statement that "Waves" will be the best album of all-time.
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News The Mob will be releasing new music every Wednesday.
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Sneakers Patta's next Nike Air Max 1 Waves collaboration features vibrant new colorways releasing later on this year.
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Numbers "Ford v Ferrari" is leading the way.
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Music Unfortunately, Meek Mill isn't on the 'Gram to enjoy the roast.
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Interviews Chance shares demos of Kanye's "Waves" & "Famous," explains the making of "All We Got," teases mixtapes with Jay Electronica and Childish Gambino, and MUCH more.
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Songs Paloma Ford is back.
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Music A$AP Ferg reminisces over the A$AP come-up on Sway in the Morning.
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Music Videos Kanye West is reportedly cooking up a music video for "Waves."
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News Tame Impala makes their mark on Miguel's "Waves."
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Movies Kelvin Harrison Jr. speaks about black masculinity in film.
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