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Jadakiss Earned Eminem’s Respect With ‘Kiss Of Death’
Jadakiss Earned Eminem’s Respect With ‘Kiss Of Death’
Anyone who is a fan of hip-hop knows the legacy of Jadakiss, The LOX and D-Block. Ten years ago, on June 22, 2004, a then-29-year-old ‘Kiss released Kiss Of Death, which showcased his growth as a vivid street lyricist. While most rappers are affected by the sophomore slump, the Yonkers native’s second effort fared much better than his debut, 2001's Kiss The Game Goodbye. It was his most... Read Mo
The Top 15 Rap Crew Chains Of All-Time
They say clothes make the man. In the case of hip-hop, the chain makes the crew. The blind sine of a crew's signature pendant can help brand your label and give aspiring artists something to strive for. A beautiful chain can be the signature of your crew's success and make you the envy of the streets. Sometimes not...
14 Defunct Hip-Hop Labels
14 Defunct Hip-Hop Labels
In the history of hip-hop, the music business is littered with rap recording labels that made a swift impact before disappearing just as swiftly into the night. Success can be fleeting in rap and music labels can disappear as quick as your label's signature star jumping ship for greener pastures...
Who’s That Girl: How Eve Got Her Groove Back
Who’s That Girl: How Eve Got Her Groove Back
The ability to make a successful career out of doing what you love is a dream everybody strives for, and the thing that Philly native Eve loved was making music. The head-strong and beautiful rapper, real name Eve Jeffers, was first introduced to the world as Ruff Ryders' First Lady, and has since (despite some ups and downs) worked hard to remain an important female force in the game... Read Mor

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