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Tyler, the Creator’s “Call Me If You Get Lost” is a critically-acclaimed, genre-bending album showcasing his growth as an innovative rapper and producer. Read more

Migos’ smash hit “Stir Fry” showcased their triplet flow and clever cooking metaphors, inspiring viral recipes while cementing their influence on hip hop. Read more

Dive into Kennedy Ryan’s emotionally-charged Before I Let Go, an unputdownable second chance romance about an ex-couple’s journey to rekindle their love. Read more

Lil Dicky’s star-studded “Earth” music video brings environmental activism to the masses through catchy lyrics and an animated cast of celebrities as animals. Read more

Prince’s 1991 album “Diamonds and Pearls” marked a funk-pop comeback for the icon, featuring hits like “Gett Off” and “Cream” with his new backing band The New Power Generation. Read more

Drill music is a gritty, aggressive hip-hop subgenre that emerged from Chicago’s South Side, known for its dark beats, violent lyrics depicting street life, and massive influence. Read more

Cardi B’s raw and emotional “Be Careful” explores infidelity and heartbreak through vulnerable lyrics and a cinematic music video, cementing her versatility as a rapper and songwriter. Read more

Wu-Tang Clan makes history as the first hip-hop group to launch a Las Vegas residency show in 2024, performing their iconic hits live at Virgin Hotels. Read more

Kendrick Lamar’s seminal 2012 album ‘good kid, m.A.A.d city’ is a cinematic hip-hop masterpiece exploring youth, temptation and identity through vivid storytelling and complex lyricism. Read more

Weezer’s legendary 1994 debut, the Blue Album, cemented their status as alt-rock icons with hits like “Buddy Holly” and an iconic retro aesthetic. Read more