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Pop Singer Oliver Tree Dead at 32 After Tragic Helicopter Crash

Tragic news strikes for the family, friends, and fans of Oliver Tree. According to Dexerto and local Brazilian outlet O Dia, the pop singer died at 32 years old in a horrific helicopter crash. Two aircrafts collided into each other, killing five other people. One of the helicopters crashed into the garage of an electric car dealership, causing a massive fire in the process. Oliver Tree was in Rio de […]

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Isaiah Rashad Explains Why He Felt Like ‘More of a Producer and Director’ Than a Rapper: ‘I Just Happen To Write the Scripts Too’

Every artist approaches their work a little differently. Some rappers are deeply prolific with their releases. Whether that’s a series of EPs and mixtapes alongside albums like Future and Young Thug in their primes or Lil B and Rx Papi, where there was almost a song a day. However, other musicians can be deeply meticulous with their work like D’Angelo or Frank Ocean. Their albums are less a collection of […]

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Tampa Organizations Join France and England in Attempt To Ban Kanye West From Performing

Despite his big comebacks in places like Turkey, some places don’t want Kanye West performing in their area. They often point towards him inciting some potentially problematic issues, especially with past anti-Semitic rhetoric in songs and rants. What if he performs a deeply terrible and offensive song like “Heil Hitler”? So far, that hasn’t been a problem, mostly churning out his hits and new, safe songs from his album Bully. […]

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On This Day 10 Years Ago, YG Released a Classic G-Funk Album With an All-Time Protest Song
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On This Day 10 Years Ago, YG Released a Classic G-Funk Album With an All-Time Protest Song

When you think of G-funk, you’re automatically going to think about the 90s. The Chronic will immediately come to mind. All the thick, hefty basslines and searing synths will play out in your head. But it is deeply associated with the 90s in particular for West Coast hip-hop. Over time, places like Los Angeles and the Bay Area grew in how they approached rap. There was a little bit of […]

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