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October 29, 2020
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People Think Lil Baby Was Robbed at 2020 BET Hip Hop Awards

[ad_1] People on social media are sounding off on Megan Thee Stallion taking home the Hip-Hop Artist of the Year Award instead of Lil Baby at the 2020 BET Hip Hop Awards.On Tuesday night (Oct. 27), the BET Hip Hop Awards crowned Megan with the nod over Lil Baby. However, many rap fans feel that Baby was robbed as he's had a pretty successful year thus far. The Atlanta rhymer earned 13 platinum and 16 gold RIAA certified singles this year. Two of his albums, Harder Than Ever and My Turn, went platinum while Street Gossip and Too Hard went gold, which was pointed out by fans on Twitter, too.One person tweeted, "lil baby : 14 songs went...

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October 29, 2020
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City Girls and Lil Baby Take Flight in ‘Flewed Out’ Video

[ad_1] City Girls take the party to the skies in the Benny Boom-directed video for “Flewed Out” featuring Lil Baby. Inspired by 2004’s Soul Plane, the comedic clip takes viewers onboard City Girls Airlines, piloted by comedian Desi Banks. JT and Yung Miami hold court in first class, which has been turned into a VIP section with bottle service. Yung Miami works the pole in a sparkly cutout bodysuit, JT gets freaky with the pilot in the cockpit, and Lil Baby entertains the passengers. The track appears on City Girls’ latest album City On Lock, which also features Doja Cat, Yo Gotti, and Lil Durk. Last night, JT and Yung Miami performed “Pussy Talk”...

October 28, 2020
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Ma$e Drops His ‘Harlem World’ LP 23 Years Ago

[ad_1] On this date in Hip-Hop history, Harlem icon Ma$e released his sophomore album Harlem World on the Bad Boy/Arista imprint. A millennial piece of uptown Hip Hop history post the shooting death of rap giant Big L, Harlem World helped usher in a new era of Hip Hop in Harlem. Prior to this release, Harlem had given birth to Doug E. Fresh, Kool Moe Dee, Kurtis Blow, and Rob Base, but had yet to see an artist with the level of conceited charm coupled with chart-topping hits to back...

October 28, 2020
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DaBaby Loses All 12 BET Hip Hop Awards Nominations

[ad_1] DaBaby led his rap peers in BET Hip Hop Awards nominations this year. However, last night (Oct. 27) was an upset for the former 2019 XXL Freshman because he was completely snubbed.BET's annual celebration of hip-hop took place pandemic-style Tuesday evening and it included a series of performances and awards. When it came to DaBaby though, he didn't receive any of the 12 awards he was nominated for. The nominations the North Carolina rhymer received included Best Hip Hop Video for "Bop" and "Rockstar" featuring Roddy Ricch, Song of the Year for "Bop" and "Rockstar," Hip Hop Album of the Year for Blame It on Baby (2020) and Kirk (2019), Best Collaboration for his...

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October 28, 2020
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Chris Brown Shares Touching Tribute to Jamie Foxx’s Sister

[ad_1] Chris Brown is paying tribute to Jamie Foxx’s late sister. Earlier this month, DeOndra Dixon passed away at the age of 36. The Oscar-winning actor mourned the loss in a heartbreaking post on Instagram this week, where he reminisced on how his younger sister would light up the dance floor at his house parties. “I can’t tell you how many times we have had parties at the house where she has got on the dance floor and stolen the show,” wrote Foxx. “even gave her boyfriend @chrisbrownofficial a run for his money…” His famous friends including Snoop Dogg, Ludacris, and Ashanti expressed their condolences in the comments, while Brown penned a touching tribute...

October 28, 2020
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Freddie Gibbs Set to Release ‘4 Thangs’ Single Featuring Big Sean and Produced by Hit-Boy

[ad_1] Freddie Gibbs is prepared to release a new single titled “4 Thangs.” The new release brings in Big Sean for assistance and will be produced by Hit-Boy.The teaser shows a man pushing World Champs t-shirts with Gangsta Gibbs and Big Sean looking very LeBron James and Anthony Davis adjacent because the trophies are lined up. The only difference is those two are happy to win “4 Thangs” instead of the one the new Lake Show has put up.Earlier this year, Freddie Gibbs let off Alfredo, which is...

October 28, 2020
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Every Future Project Ranked – XXL

[ad_1] It takes wherewithal to make it in hip-hop, especially with the pace that the genre moves at in 2020. Future, who's currently 10 years deep in the rap game, has been dropping music consistently since he began rapping and evolving through each of his releases. The Atlanta rapper's first musical appearance that really went from coast-to-coast was his feature on YC's 2011 song "Racks," on which he shined. His solo work really began to come together after that. From there, the rest is history.Future has 30 projects in his catalog, a testament to how passionate he is about music, and how far he's willing to stretch himself creatively. The Pluto we know in...

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October 28, 2020
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Watch Ty Dolla $ign’s Tiny Desk (Home) Concert

[ad_1] 1 min ago Live Performances News Ty Dolla $ign brought the vibes home for his Tiny Desk Concert. On the heels of his new album Featuring Ty Dolla $ign, the L.A. hitmaker returned to NPR’s series for his second performance. Joined by his band Jesus People and frequent collaborator Skrillex, Ty delivered a captivating 15-minute set featuring new songs as well as some fan favorites. He kicked off his stripped-down jam session with his Kid Cudi collaboration “Temptations” followed by his Wiz Khalifa collab “Something New.” He then took it back with two of his biggest hits, “Or Nah” and “Paranoid.” He switched gears for “Ego Death,” capping off the six-song set with “Your Turn.” Ty visited...

October 28, 2020
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J.I.D Pushes the Pen With ‘Cludder Freestyle’

[ad_1] After coming through at the end of September with Spillage Village’s Spilligion album, J.I.D. checked back in with his solo “Cludder Freestyle” over the weekend. Produced by Christo and Nice Rec, the surprise cut perfectly houses the Atlanta emcee’s gifted pen as he bounces between life lessons and personal anecdotes: “The truth with come out the closet, all dirty and dusty / But a real n***a can’t get touched by Sandunsky / Dodge yo’ stampede, I done seen Jumanji run up on it / I promise he...

October 28, 2020
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The Break Presents: Armani Caesar

[ad_1] The old saying goes "It ain't where you're from, it's where you're at" (shout-out to Rakim), but for Armani Caesar, it's both. The first lady of Griselda Records got her start rapping when she was 12 years old. Thanks to a chance meeting at a local studio in her hometown of Buffalo, N.Y. in 2007, she was rhyming alongside Benny The Butcher and Conway The Machine as part of the early-2000s rap collective Buff City.Those relationships are exactly why Westside Gunn signed her to Griselda Records this past March. He already knew she could rhyme, wrote her own verses and could bounce between the sounds of grimy New York rap and bass-heavy...

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