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Fabolous Welcomes New York’s New Generation Of MCs
Fabolous Welcomes New York’s New Generation Of MCs
Fabolous Welcomes New York’s New Generation Of MCs
John Jackson, bka Fabolous, is just a quiet kid from Brooklyn’s Brevoort housing projects, who first hit the music scene in 2001 with the release of his breakout LP Ghetto Fabolous. The first hit from the record, “Can’t Deny It,” established Fab as a rising East Coast MC with a lot of crossover appeal—someone who could appeal to gritty New York fans while infusing Southern sounds into his music.
From The Mag: Chief Keef At Home
From The Mag: Chief Keef At Home
From The Mag: Chief Keef At Home
For our Freshman Class of 2013 issue, Editor-in-Chief Vanessa Satten flew to Chicago to spend a day with Chief Keef, just days after he was released from juvenile detention. Check out the feature story, outtakes from our exclusive photo shoot and a sneak video from his home below.  ...
Ratking: Hip-Hop’s Old And Young Punks
Ratking: Hip-Hop’s Old And Young Punks
Ratking: Hip-Hop’s Old And Young Punks
In March of last year, video content brand Creative Control posted a video to their YouTube channel for a song called "Wikispeaks" by an artist named Wiki. The video—a gritty and dizzying journey through the sprawling underbelly of New York City as seen through a deflated dreamer's eyes—introduced the world to Wiki (then an 18-year-old with a 14-year-old's face), a half Puerto Rican and
The Weigh In: Royce Da 5’9″ Gives XXL His UFC 159 Prediction
The Weigh In: Royce Da 5’9″ Gives XXL His UFC 159 Prediction
The Weigh In: Royce Da 5’9″ Gives XXL His UFC 159 Prediction
Last week in The Weigh In, R.A. the Rugged Man picked an upset, declaring Austin Trout would defeat Canelo Alvarez in their showdown at the Alamodome in San Antonio. Alvarez ended up earning a hard fought unanimous decision. This weekend will see it's own share of fights, with Sergio Martinez fighting in his native country of Argentina against tested British boxer Martin Murray...

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