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There is no debate that Queens’ own Nicki Minaj completely modernized rap with her versatility and bold lyricism. Born in Queens, the “Super Bass” rapper broke barriers for women in hip-hop but also ...
Hip Hop was born in the Bronx, and from that moment on, New York City has been at the heart of the culture. From the early pioneers who laid the foundation to modern-day legends redefining the genre, ...
You simply can’t get a party started today without a ready dose of New York hip-hop. The pithy candor of Ice Spice promises an intense, caption-rich anthem. Cash Cobain pushes boundaries with his ...
He says rap beefs often block collaboration and rarely benefit the culture. Ja Rule emphasizes that both he and 50 Cent made lasting contributions to Hip Hop. Ja Rule is getting candid about one of ...
Cam’ron opens up about his last interaction with JAY-Z and reveals the shocking truth behind their lack of communication since their iconic performance at Webster Hall. Cam’ron is opening up about his ...
Wane One, Fab Five Freddy and Lee Quiñones recall evolution of graffiti In 1980s New York, hip-hop was the soundtrack of the city, blaring through the neighborhoods on boom boxes and blasting groups ...
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