Webbie, BET-banned rapper, interested in preaching?
Webbie rose to fame in the mid-2000s on the strength of trap rap singles like “Give Me That,” and “Bad B—h,” but the Louisiana native
July 19, 2013
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Webbie rose to fame in the mid-2000s on the strength of trap rap singles like “Give Me That,” and “Bad B—h,” but the Louisiana native
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Foxy Brown explains how she got her famous nickname and how she asked permission for her even more famous stage name
Cee Lo explains how Eminem was supposed to guest on a controversial new song.
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Kid Cudi didn’t hesitate to share his perspective on the lyrics that have gotten Rick Ross into trouble.
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Talib Kweli explained why he doesn’t have a problem with Chief Keef’s music.
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Rush Limbaugh vented his frustration at Beyonce’s having betrayed her loyal fanbase.
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Chief Keef was released from a juvenile detention center.
