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Today In Hip-Hop: VH1 Holds First-Ever Hip-Hop Honors Award Show
Today In Hip-Hop: VH1 Holds First-Ever Hip-Hop Honors Award Show
Today In Hip-Hop: VH1 Holds First-Ever Hip-Hop Honors Award Show
On this day, October 3, in hip-hop history… 2004: Hip-hop has often been neglected at mainstream award shows. Hip-hop categories had often been historically neglected during the televised show.  Meanwhile, hip-hop artists rarely get special recognition from their peers or other artists.  However, ...
KRS-One Will Sue Radio Stations If They Play His Music
KRS-One Will Sue Radio Stations If They Play His Music
KRS-One Will Sue Radio Stations If They Play His Music
In a recent interview with whomag.net, KRS-One explained why his music is never played on mainstream radio stations. Apparently, KRS-One will sue radio stations if they play his music. "If the radio ever played my music, I would sue them," KRS-One told whomag...
KRS-One And Son Drop Knowledge Supreme on NYC
KRS-One And Son Drop Knowledge Supreme on NYC
KRS-One And Son Drop Knowledge Supreme on NYC
Photos: Lauren Gesswein KRS-One and his son, DJ Predator Prime, stormed through New York City’s S.O.B.’s last night (August 15) with an airtight performance billed as “One Night Only.”  The club was packed wall-to-wall, and at one point in the evening, KRS even reminded the crowd in a freestyle:  “This S.O.B.’s, you see, is original hip-hop hi...
18 Political Moments In Hip-Hop From The Past Decade
18 Political Moments In Hip-Hop From The Past Decade
18 Political Moments In Hip-Hop From The Past Decade
A few weeks ago, XXL sat down with Freshmen Class of 2013 alum Trinidad Jame$ to discuss the impact of his music, during which he assessed that conscious hip-hop is no longer viable option in the music business. Although Jame$'s comments are geared towards his music's influence on rap's growing "Molly" subculture, the statement got XXL's editorial staff thinking: is conscious, political

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