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Juvenile’s ‘Slow Motion’ Hits No. 1 on Hot 100 – Today in Hip-Hop

[ad_1] XXL celebrates 50 years of hip-hop with this moment:Aug. 7, 2004: Juvenile's Soulja Slim-assisted single, "Slow Motion," officially becomes the New Orleans rapper's biggest hit since "Back That Azz Up" when it reaches the summit of the Billboard Hot 100 chart on this day in 2004."Slow Motion" is a track produced by Dani Kartel that was originally released on Juvenile's 2003 album Juve the Great. The song features a slow, smoky guitar and a Southern drawl from Juve and the late rapper Soulja Slim. The 4-minute tune is about the seductive motion of curvaceous women when they are dancing in the clubs."Ughh! I like it like that/She working that back, I don't...

The Current Status of Every Murdered Rapper’s Case

[ad_1] It was on a late August night in New York City in 1987 when hip-hop may have first lost its innocence. Almost 14 years to the day after DJ Kool Herc spun the genre into existence with his first-ever block party in the Bronx, Scott La Rock of Boogie Down Productions was shot in the head and neck in the same borough, later dying of his wounds at Misericordia Hospital. He was 25 years old.La Rock's murder was the first, but certainly not the last, hip-hop slaying that has gone unsolved by the police. For a genre of music that is no stranger to discussing the realities of the struggles in the inner cities, hip-hop artists have fallen...