Juvenile

On this day, Dec. 23, in hip-hop history, Juvenile dropped his last project with Cash Money Records, 'Juve the Great.'

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The credits may read "Rich Gang Featuring Juvenile" but make no mistake, this is Juvie's welcome home track. Over banging London On Da Trak production, one of the original Hot Boys sounds right at home. It's been a minute since we heard Juvenile back with Cash Money so Birdman made sure to give an update on what the two have been working on: “With re-signing Juvenile, I just wanted to w

Birdman’s recent mentorees Young Thug and Rich Homie Quan are quickly ascending to rap superstardom. Since under Stunna’s wing, the Atlanta rappers have proved they have a lot of potential in their hitmaking abilities and what they are about to become in hip-hop. On arguabl...

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It seems a story surfaces nearly every day in hip-hop that pertains to a child support case. From DMX owing $1 million to Juvenile questioning his 13-year-old son's paternity after racking up $160K in back pay, rappers have not had the most luck when it comes to monetary settlements with baby mamas...

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In a recently released analysis, Scarface, Juvenile, N.W.A and a host of others were dubbed as the "Most Profane Rappers." Rating the rappers by how many cuss words they spat out per song, the data collection crafted up some interesting results, collecting data from 1985-2013...

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Check out a few pics of what Cash Money looked like before the fame.