xxl freshmen
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Music At just 25 years of age, Central Cee has become one of the biggest names in the UK and is now making waves worldwide.
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Music A viral hit and valuable co-signs spell a great path for SleazyWorld Go.
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Music The New Orleans export keeps rising despite the odds.
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News XXL's annual Freshmen list of up-and-coming rappers has been announced.
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Music K Camp says Ice Spice doesn't need to be on the "XXL Freshman" cover.
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News Rich Homie Quan clarifies that he was hospitalized after fainting from exhaustion, rather than having lean-induced seizures, as rumors indicated.
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Mixtapes XXL releases the official mixtape for their 2013 Freshmen class hosted by DJ Drama. The 17-track tape features original music from Joey Bada$$, Schoolboy Q, Logic, Trinidad Jame$, Kirko Bangz, Ab-Soul, Travi$ Scott, and more. (Excludes tracks 2 & 13 per request).
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Interviews Watch a new roundtable discussion from XXL, featuring Lil Uzi Vert, Lil Yachty, Kodak Black, 21 Savage and Denzel Curry.
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News Jon Connor goes in on "Take Off" with production from Mr. Porter.
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Original Content 10 cuts from Charles Hamilton's more prolific days to get you acquainted (or re-acquainted) with him.
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Music Finesse2Tymes is the first freshman to have his freestyle released.
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Original Content Ten former XXL freshmen who haven't lived up to their hype.
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News Check out the third roundtable discussion, featuring DeJ Loaf, Fetty Wap and Shy Glizzy.
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News XXL's Editor-in-Chief Vanessa Satten speaks on the new XXL Freshmen cover and this year's candidates.
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Reviews Fresh off the cover of XXL, Logic released his mixtape, “Young Sinatra: Welcome to Forever,” celebrating his freshman status in Hip Hop. The Maryland rapper has a new-found confidence that is evident in his tracks as he switches flows, and touches upon different styles, while still remaining true to himself.
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Eliezer Santiago