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J. Cole’s recent HBO special explained, to this writer, why he may be the most relatable emcee of this generation.
HipHopDX looks at a list of newcomers poised for a breakout year.
T.I. mourns the loss of his grandfather, and Janet Jackson shoots down rumors of cancer.
Chance The Rapper raises $100,000 for the homeless in Chicago, and RZA clarifies comments regarding police brutality.
The repercussions of listening to Plies lyrics.
Yeezy's back with "Real Friends," but is this the Ye´we've been looking for?
Maybe the culture should join the debate regarding firearms.
Was Wu-Tang’s de-facto leader off base with his recent comments about police brutality and Black Lives Matter?
HipHopDX shines a light on the top rising stars of 2015.
Check out our list of last year’s best group efforts.
Meek Mill might drop a remix to Drake’s “Back To Back” freestyle, and Big Sean reflects on 2015 in “What A Year.”
Trina throws shots at the Kardashians.
Future rings in the new year in New York with a bow tie, and Lil Wayne and Birdman are pictured together on New Year’s Eve.
2015 was a study in warbling identities as well as thought-dead genre's echoing into our present. It was also the nuttiest year of the 2010s.
These projects lacked traditional album roll-outs but the quality remained consistent.
DJ Premier, Steele, Statik Selektah, Lil Fame, and Tek recount the legendary times they spent at the iconic D&D studios.
Kanye name drops Lebron James, Bill Cosby and Steve Harvey in his not-so-subtle Nike diss.
Who provided the best head nodding sounds from behind the boards in 2015.
HipHopDX celebrates its favorite non Hip Hop artists of 2015.