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Original ContentThe albums that helped define Black excellence in hip-hop, in honour of Black History Month.ByKarlton Jahmal10.2K Views
Original ContentKanye West has learned to stand toe-to-toe with Lil Wayne, if nothing else.ByDevin Ch101.5K Views
Original ContentTracing the evolution of Kanye West's live performances.ByDanny Schwartz12.8K Views
Original ContentJay Z and Kanye West are revolutionary artists who are and will always be transcendent in the world of music. Individually, they are untouchable. When they merge together, they're otherworldly. With numerous classic collaborations under their belt, we explore each one and decide who had the better verse. ByCarl Lamarre39.2K Views
Original ContentOn "New Day," Kanye and Jay reflected on their legacies beyond the grave; an open letter to the hypothetical heirs of the throneByAron A.5.6K Views
ProfilesLex Luger is the star of the latest Behind the Beat. The Virginia producer speaks on the legacy of "Flockaveli," producing for Kanye West at 19, and exploring EDM with A-Trak. Now 25, he feels that his best work is yet to come. ByAngus Walker13.8K Views
MusicGrammy-winning producer Hit-Boy shows off the Fruity Loops studio session for Watch The Throne's timeless classic "N**gas In Paris." ByMitch Findlay3.3K Views
Original ContentReflecting on the relevancy of the lyrical themes in “Murder To Excellence,” ten years later.ByEJ Panaligan26.6K Views
MusicWe look back on a few highlights from the collaborative album that had everyone's attention, "Watch The Throne."ByPaul Barnes761 Views
Original ContentJoint albums are growing in popularity with each new year. Which are your favorites and who do you want to see come together?ByZachary Roberts2.9K Views
Original ContentThe Jigga Man has plaques for days. ByMitch Findlay593 Views
Original ContentA good sample can keep a head bobbing through the chorus, while a great sample can transcend its former self, rebranding for a new generation.ByChristopher Armstrong43.5K Views
MusicPhil Manzanera struck gold with "No Church in the Wild."ByCole Blake2.3K Views
