Papoose Pens “Open Letter” Explaining Why & How He Hijacked Summer Jam
"I don't care what you all tweet, You making me a trending topic you, f*cking geek."
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"I don't care what you all tweet, You making me a trending topic you, f*cking geek."
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Something spectacular happened at Hot 97's Summer Jam Sunday night.
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It seems churlish, nigh on disrespectful, to even question its wellbeing considering it's, well, New York - the birthplace of rap, realness and foundation within a big city of dreams, and long the cause for street Dick Whittingtons to sling rhyme-filled bindles over their shoulders.
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You may also know it as "lyrical ass lyricism," "rappity rapping," and "that boring stuff between all the adlibs."
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This past weekend, I jumped on a Bolt Bus up to New York to sit on a panel at the EMP Pop Conference with a bunch of my friends.
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It's been seven long years since Mobb Deep released a full-length album together and much has changed since then.
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How you gon be from Brooklyn and rock a Children of the Corn hat at all times.
Read Morehes nont a soft singing rapper either, but one the right team, with the right money/support…. i know i know, this could be said about a lot of people, but Ransom got bars for days and a flow to match.
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How Are A Group From Port Arthur, Texas The Most Influential Rap Group Of This Generation?
Read MoreSome rappers got one good flow that actually fits any beat.
Read MoreOver the past decade-plus, Sheek Louch has had the ignominious distinction of being an obvious third wheel: he's the only member of veteran Yonkers trio the LOX never to rap in a shoe commercial, Jadakiss and Styles P do their awesome back-and-forth thing only with each other, and while those two have managed hits independently, the only things you really knew about Sheek as a solo artist was that Ghostface seemed to like him, and he may have released an album on Koch. And yet, now that the album in question, Donnie G , finally arrives it's as his debut on the iconic Def Jam label.
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Remy decently revealed that hip-hop's answer to 'Bonny and Clyde' are currently working on both a mixtape and an album together.
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