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Win Scarface’s Biography ‘Diary of a Madman’
Win Scarface’s Biography ‘Diary of a Madman’
“Diary of a Madman” is the first memoir of hip-hop superstar and founding member of Geto Boys, Brad “Scarface” Jordan. The book is written by the Houston rapper along with Benjamin Meadows Ingram. In the book, Scarface reveals the truth about how hip-hop changed his life as a kid and his raise to the top of the rap game. We teamed up with Dey ...
Scarface Says His Suicide Attempts Were Him Seeking Attention
Scarface Says His Suicide Attempts Were Him Seeking Attention
Scarface is one of the best writers to ever grace the world of hip-hop. A pioneer for both the South and the genre writ large, the Houston legend has an unimpeachable catalog built on his gift for narrative and his ability to communicate paranoia and self-doubt (see "Mind Playing Tricks on Me"). Now...
Hip-Hop’s Biggest Reunions
Hip-Hop’s Biggest Reunions
Drake's motto of "no new friends" has grown quite popular over the past year, but what happens if you lose your original friends? This is a pretty common occurrence in hip-hop; we've seen a number of celebrated groups, from N.W.A to Little Brother, break up over "differences" with each other...
20 Scary Rap Songs For Halloween
20 Scary Rap Songs For Halloween
Halloween is here. For all the ghouls and ghoulettes, that means the night will be open to mischief, mayhem and plain fun. Whether you are throwing a Halloween party or prepping to go out and hit the town, you’re going to need some tunes to set you in the mood. Sinc...
10 Hip-Hop Reunions
10 Hip-Hop Reunions
Anger fades but diamonds are forever. Earlier this week, Jay Z and Dame Dash reunited to be photographed at a party after years of acrimonious relations, thus proving that time can heal even the most bitter wounds. Reunions in hip-hop are a beautiful thing ...
From Freaknik To Fishsticks: 23 Hilarious Hip-Hop Moments In Cartoons
From Freaknik To Fishsticks: 23 Hilarious Hip-Hop Moments In Cartoons
On 2005's "Old School Rules" by Danger Doom, Talib Kweli raps that, "I might be buggin but it seem to me/That cartoons be realer than reality TV." While we could easily enumerate a number of reasons why Kweli's lyric is a bold hyperbole to make - namely because they're cartoons - it definitely speaks to hip-hop's longstanding history with the animated arts. Whe...

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