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The Most Sampled Songs From Black Artists in Music History

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Samples continue to be a huge part of our current music culture. Some of the biggest artists in the world have used them to create incredible hit records that have gone on to become classics in their own right. Read more…

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Have You Heard of Kris Kross? These 90s Teen Hip-Hop Stars Endured Fame and Tragedy

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If you were around in the 1990s, you’ve probably heard of Kris Kross, the pint-sized rap group that had everyone wearing their clothes backwards and moving to their mega hit “Jump.” 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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