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On This Day in Hip-Hop Culture (11/6): King Von & Speaker Knockerz
November 6, 2025
On This Day in Hip-Hop Culture (11/5): Eminem & Tupac
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On This Day in Hip-Hop Culture (11/4): Drake, DMX & Diddy
November 4, 2025
On This Day in Hip-Hop Culture (11/2): Takeoff, Metro Boomin
November 2, 2025
Top Five Movies Coming in November
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The Best Movies I Watched in September 2025
October 4, 2025
skaiwater’s 'wonderful' is a chaotic and futuristic project that pushes hip hop toward new digital frontiers.
Reason delivers sharp lyricism and heartfelt reflection on his compact yet impactful 'Don’t Play With My Heart' release.
Ray Vaughn and AZ Chike channel pure West Coast energy with the bouncy and catchy “Hit and Run.”
Don Toliver brings moody melodies to the 'Scream 7' soundtrack with the catchy but not groundbreaking “Creepin.”
Baby Keem’s "Ca$ino" is a raw, genre-blending album that explores childhood trauma, heartbreak, ego, and growth with cinematic production and unapologetic honesty.
After their standout collaboration “Far Fetched,” Ty Dolla $ign and Leon Thomas link up again for “Miss U 2” — a silky, yearning R&B track that proves their chemistry is undeniable.
SZA joins the Disney universe with “Save The Day” from Hoppers, delivering a fun yet emotionally layered anthem about believing in yourself and fighting for what matters.
"Spiral Staircases" captures the calm confidence of financial freedom over cinematic, vintage production.
JID links with Kellogg’s for “HEY TONY!”, a sharp and surprisingly smooth tribute to Tony the Tiger.
When R&B meets reflection and raw emotion.
Kendrick’s catalog continues to dominate streaming.
skaiwater’s 'wonderful' is a chaotic and futuristic project that pushes hip hop toward new digital frontiers.
Reason delivers sharp lyricism and heartfelt reflection on his compact yet impactful 'Don’t Play With My Heart' release.
Ray Vaughn and AZ Chike channel pure West Coast energy with the bouncy and catchy “Hit and Run.”
Don Toliver brings moody melodies to the 'Scream 7' soundtrack with the catchy but not groundbreaking “Creepin.”
