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My debut for @Playboy is featured on the homepage, looking back on Tupac’s death, 30 years later.

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its decade. All the way through 2024's Blue Lips, he's never made the same album twice. 

Bucket hats up. What's your favorite ScHoolboy Q record?

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Alongside Kendrick Lamar, Jay Rock, and Ab-Soul, he helped make Black Hippy one of the most celebrated crews of the 2010s. 

His major-label debut Oxymoron hit No. 1 on the Billboard 200 in 2014, and Blank Face LP followed with one of the darkest, most cinematic rap albums of

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Happy 40th birthday to Groovy Q himself, ScHoolboy Q. 

Born on a U.S. Army base in Germany and raised in South Central Los Angeles, Q came up through TDE's early days to become one of the West Coast's most distinct voices.

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25 years later, The Great Depression remains a powerful reminder of the pain, passion, and honesty that defined his artistry.

What’s your favorite DMX album? Let us hear it. 🐾

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emotional depth behind his music. That powerful contrast cemented DMX as one of Hip Hop’s most compelling and authentic voices.

DMX would eventually extend his historic streak to five consecutive No. 1 album debuts with Grand Champ in 2003.

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You,” featuring Faith Evans, paid an emotional tribute to his late grandmother.

Throughout the album, X explored grief, faith, inner conflict, and survival. His ability to transition effortlessly from ferocious, barking street anthems to deeply vulnerable prayers revealed the

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first four albums enter the chart at the top.

Following the massive success of …And Then There Was X (1999), DMX returned with a darker, more introspective project. Songs like “Who We Be” and “We Right Here” delivered his signature intensity, while “I Miss

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25 years ago, on October 23, 2001, DMX released his fourth studio album, The Great Depression. 🐾

Arriving just six weeks after 9/11, the album marked another historic chapter in X’s career. It debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, making him the first artist to have his

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Bro… Carl Thomas performed The World Is Filled from Biggie’s Life After Death album

and brought out Too Short during his VERZUZ battle against Case 🔥🔥🔥

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@carlchery @LowKeyUHTN The answer is a combination of 1. and 3.

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@Ian_Schwartzman Great sent you a DM

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This is genius. A huge opportunity for non sports to drive collectibility and fandom

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because her artwork literally pops! Her work is a beautiful example of how Hip Hop continues to inspire creativity across artistic disciplines and generations.

Show this incredible artist some love and follow her journey! 🙌🏾🎨

📲 @iamthepopartist on IG

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designing sneakers for Rocawear. After stepping away from art, she rediscovered her passion by painting sneakers. That spark eventually evolved into her signature style, combining bold colors, dimensional elements, and remarkable realism.

Rasheedah calls herself The Pop Artist

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developed a deep connection to Hip Hop at an early age. To her, Hip Hop was more than music. It was an art form where the beats, rhymes, fashion, and culture came together.

Her creative journey took her through the fashion industry, from visual merchandising and styling to

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The realism, the creativity, the attention to detail! 🎨🔥

Meet Rasheedah Bynum, also known as The Pop Artist, whose incredible 3-D mixed media portraits bring art to life in extraordinary ways!

Inspired by the music, fashion, and energy of the 1970s and 1980s, Rasheedah

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@Ian_Schwartzman I’m a collector and have a long history in entertainment and music. I’d love to connect on this and bring you up to speed on some things I have going on

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BILLS WIN!!!!!!

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Your commitment is helping turn a dream into a permanent home for the culture that changed the world. 🙌🏾💯

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partner with such deep roots in the borough makes this partnership even more meaningful.

Thank you to Ponce Bank, its past and present leadership, and the entire team for believing in our vision.