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Hottest Hip-Hop Wifeys
Hottest Hip-Hop Wifeys
Hottest Hip-Hop Wifeys
There's no doubt that being a popular and successful rapper has its perks. There's legions of adoring fans that hang on to your every word, you get to purchase exotic cars and you get to go to places that are even more exotic. However, some would say the biggest perk of being a successful rapper is being able to get beautiful women, without even trying or working hard...
Rappers & Their Favorite Cereal
Rappers & Their Favorite Cereal
Rappers & Their Favorite Cereal
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. So a good bowl of cereal is a nice way to start off your morning. Now imagine your favorite rapper touting a popular cereal brand. That's the idea behind the Tumblr blog Rappers and Cereal...
Ludacris, ‘Pimpin’ All Over the World’ Featuring Bobby V. – Forgotten Summer Songs of the 2000s
Ludacris, ‘Pimpin’ All Over the World’ Featuring Bobby V. – Forgotten Summer Songs of the 2000s
Ludacris, ‘Pimpin’ All Over the World’ Featuring Bobby V. – Forgotten Summer Songs of the 2000s
In 2005, Ludacris scored a big summer hit with 'Pimpin’ All Over the World' with Bobby V. The song had a nice feel to it, and rose all the way to No. 9 on Billboard’s Hot 100. The video for the song was filmed in South Africa and added a relaxing summer ambiance to accompany the lyrics...
Mixtape Review
Mixtape Review
Mixtape Review
Just in time for the Memorial Day weekend, Ludacris drops his new mixtape, '#IDGAF.' The 10-track collection features the Atlanta rhymer spitting braggadocio punchlines over head-nodding beats.
Vote in Our Rap Battle
Vote in Our Rap Battle
Vote in Our Rap Battle
Ludacris is the victor in this week's Rap Battle, taking 54.95 percent of the vote with his song, 'Raised in the South.' However, unlike previous battles, Mac Miller's 'S.D.S.' wasn't too far behind and received 45.05 percent of the vote.
Vote in Our Rap Battle
Vote in Our Rap Battle
Vote in Our Rap Battle
With only 40.28 percent, Azealia Banks couldn't top Tyler the Creator and his track 'Slater,' which took 59.72 percent of the vote in last week's Rap Battle. Not only does this mean that Tyler has won yet again, but it also means that he is now the second rapper to enter the Rap Battle Hall of Fame.

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