Exploring the beauty of Hip Pop
Album mode The Game recently stopped by Drink Champs to kick it with N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN. While there, Los Angeles Confidently talked about his new single “EAZY” with Ye, working with Dr. Dre, being left out of Dre’s Superbowl halftime set, and more. During the almost five hours long interview, Game also spoke about his relationship with 50 […]
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The Game wants all the smoke.
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Dr. Dre’s “Still D.R.E.” video has just surpassed one Billion views on YouTube following his Super Bowl LVI halftime show on Sunday (February 13). The performance also featured Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Kendrick Lamar, and Mary J Blige. The track co-written by Jay-Z is Dre, and gangster rap’s first ever music video to reach the impressive milestone. The hip-hop luminary performed […]
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Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Mary J. Blige, And Kendrick Lamar took to the field at SoFi stadium in Inglewood, California on Sunday (February 13) to deliver arguably the most entertaining Super Bowl halftime show in years. Serving as the show’s anchor, Dr. Dre started things off with “The Next Episode,” his 2000 single featuring Snoop Dogg. From there, […]
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The music industry is saturated and there is over – competition for a spot at the top………”
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Chauncey Dillon, who is serving 30 to life for killing Freekey Zekey’s friend is sending out paperwork to media outlets that suggest the Dipset member worked with the government in multiple states to reduce a drug sentence. In the paperwork shared by the Infominds on Instagram, Chauncey claims Freekey Zekey born Ezekial Jiles allegedly entered a guilty […]
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Here is how fans reacted to Jadakiss’ obliteration of Dipset.
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Jay-Z and pretty much every track on his thirteenth album “4.44” are the top trends on most of your favorite social networking sites right now. The new LP showcases a big brother side to the hip-hop mogul with less emphasis on trivial matters and more on education. On “4.44” he also had some choice words […]
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