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  • November 19, 2022By askhiphop

    Track Listing1.     Treat Her Like A Prostitute2.     The Ruler’s Back3.     Children’s Story4.     The Moment I Feared5.     Let’s Get Crazy6.     Indian Girl(An Adult Story)7.     Teenage Love8.     Mona Lisa9.     Kit(What’s The Scoop)10.   Hey Young World11.   Teacher, Teacher12.   Lick The Balls “Hark, who goes yonder?It is I, Sire, Richard of Nottingham.Well, speak up man, what is it?News from the

  • November 12, 2022By askhiphop

    NBA YoungBoy was born Kentrell DeSean Gaulden on October 20, 1999, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, where he was primarily raised by his grandmother, Alice Gaulden, who frequently appears in his lyrics. He wrote his first song in the fourth grade and pursued rapping at 14 on a microphone purchased at Wal-Mart. In 2015, he released

  • November 10, 2022By askhiphop

    When you think of rap groups, one of the first that comes to mind is The Migos. This group has achieved massive success in a very short time, and much of that can be attributed to the unique style of Takeoff. This artist is one-third of the Migos rap group, and he has quickly become

  • November 5, 2022By askhiphop

    Shabba-Doo (Adolfo Quiñones) was born May 11, 1955 in Chicago, Illinois and grew up in the area that is now called Lincoln Heights.   The young Black and Puerto Rican began dancing and putting on shows at family parties around the age of 4, but his professional career took off after moving to California in

  • October 22, 2022By askhiphop

    As Hip Hop culture blossomed throughout the South Bronx in the late 1970s, B-boying became a crucial element that helped settle neighborhood disputes through dance battles instead of violence. Various dance crews were formed throughout the South Bronx, but their popularity began to fade in 1977.  Puerto Rican B-boy Jojo, a former hustler who had been

  • October 8, 2022By askhiphop

    The Birth of Drill Music As a subgenre of hip-hop, drill music originated in the Chicago Southside throughout the 2010s. Drill holds similarities to Atlanta’s trap music scene, which also embodies dark production and themes of criminal activity. Emerging from crime-ridden neighborhoods like Chi-Town’s Woodlawn community called “Dro City,” the genre became notorious for its

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