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Rappers You Didn’t Know Went to College

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With Lil Baby “graduating” from Harvard University, The Root felt it was the perfect time to look at all the rappers that have attended college. Some of them may shock you. Read more…

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Black Celebs Who Remade Themselves White Famous

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It’s never too late to change up the game! We all grow and evolve with time, so hats off to many of our favorite celebrities who aren’t afraid of change and simply do what they want to do. When it comes to rebranding yourself, there’s no one particular formula…but these celebrities truly are the blueprint.

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With Atlanta Out the Way, These Cities Are Aiming to Snatch the Rap/Hip-Hop Crown!

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The ever changing Rap/Hip-Hop crown is now up for grabs after Atlanta seems to have fallen from royalty. Don’t get us wrong, it’s unlikely that Atlanta will ever truly go away, but here’s a list of cities around the world who might be gunning for that number one spot! Read more…

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Why Have All The Rap Groups Disappeared?

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Times have changed in Rap. Though the genre is more popular and visible than it’s ever been, the genre is extremely saturated and anyone with a computer or a phone can spit a verse that someone on the internet will enjoy or use to create a meme. Read more…

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How Breaking Became a Worldwide Sensation

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This summer, Breaking was displayed in front of the world at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris. But the competition went viral for all of the wrong reasons, especially the performance of Rachel “Raygun” Gunn. Read more…

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Andre 3000 Has Words For Rappers Critical Of His Comments About Rapping Over the Age of 40

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The normally calm and peaceful Andre 3000 had time for his critics today, using a new interview to respond to fellow rap artists who had a problem with his words about MCs rapping over 40. Read more…

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Black Celebs We Lost in 2024

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Black people have had a significant impact on every aspect of life. From entertainment to sports to politics, to business, we’ve made this world a better place. Sadly, 2024 has seen us lose some of these industries’ most important figures. As we make it halfway through the year, join us in honoring the lives and…

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