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[Day 20] Tech 9 – 30 For 30 Freestyle (Video)
Welcome to HHS1987’s 30 For 30: the annual, month-long series consisting of a different emcee kicking an exclusive freestyle every day for 30 consecutive days. Philadelphia’s legendary battle rapper Tech 9 spits his 30
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Wiz Khalifa Unveils 28 Grams Mixtape Artwork & Tells MTV It’s Going To Be A Classic (Video)
Watch below as Wiz Khalifa unveils his 28 Grams mixtape artwork and Tells MTV News it’s going to be a classic! “Cabin Fevers — people love those. Kush and Orange Juice — people love that. Prince of the
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Meek Mill Talks His New Album, Leaving Philly, Beef With Other Rappers & More w/ The Breakfast Club (Video)
Meek Mill talks his new album, leaving Philly, beef with other rappers and more with The Breakfast Club. Watch the interview in it’s entirety below!
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Ms. Jade – They Don’t Love You No More Freestyle
Did the industry sleep on Ms. Jade? Tell them Jade “They Don’t Love You No More” as she spits some timeless bars on DJ Khaled’s new record
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Wale – Razor (Freestyle)
“Sports fanatic and wrestling mark, Wale goes off over Razor Ramon’s classic entrance music from his earlier WWF days and name-checks a laundry list of famous stars of the squared circle. From Ric Flair
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Tayyib Ali – Do It (High School Dropout) (Official Video)
Philly native, Tayyib Ali, releases his “Do It (High School Dropout)” visual shot here in Philly. While wearing Babylon Cartel, a Philly clothing line, Tayyib lets go of his anthem dedicated to the anyone
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Rich The Kid x Migos – Trap (Video)
QC the Label’s own Rich The Kid and Migos link up to give us a new visual for their single “Trap” produced by Zaytoven. Check out the video below and make sure you
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Happy Birthday Malcolm X: Watch his “By Any Means Necessary” Speech (Video)
On May 19, 1925 one of the greatest figures in the Civil Rights movement was born. Then Malcolm Little, who would grow to become Malcolm X was an African American leader and prominent figure
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