Don't even front like the only music you ever listened to in 1998 was Mobb Deep. You couldn't be alive and living in America in '98 without hearing "The Boy Is Mine" four hundred times a day and rightfully so - it was the single biggest collaborative R&B track of all-time. I'm talking about 13 consecutive weeks at number one, 2.5 million copies sold and a Grammy. See more...
Congrats Giants. Good game Patriots. Blah blah blah. Now that that's out the way let's talk about what really mattered during the Super Bowl, the commercials. As expected there were some commercials that faltered (sorry Coca-Cola polar bears) and others that got the immediate search on YouTube after they aired. The following commercials are just a few of last night's favorites. See more...
But every time I do one of these posts I get deluged with a flood of "yo, start naming names!" emails. Ok, fine, here you go. Frankly I'd never heard of GrimeDaily, I'm guessing their focused on UK shit, but its good to know this kind of fuckery is international. See more...
With Fraud earning so much (well-earned) hype these days, and following the recant release of his new single with Maffew Ragazino and Das Racist, RefinedHype and I thought it would make sense to take a look back at the year that put Fraud at the forefront, from the perspective of someone who has been working with him for years. See more...
While the rest of us were watching the Super Bowl last night Curren$y was hard at work releasing his brand new FreEP "Here", a five-track quick hitter that's everything the #JetLife loyalists love and everything the "weed rap" detractors like to detract about. Listen and download....
Nicki Minaj must have been perusing through the RefinedHype comments section for her last two rap songs because homegirl has turned into a Mariah Carey/Rihanna hybrid on her latest release "Marilyn Monroe." I appreciate the fact that Nicki Minaj spared our ears from another Hip-Hop atrocity, but this "Marilyn Monroe" song is really unexpected. Listen...
In the latest of an ongoing series that will include the best...or worst...fails of the week from the world of hip-hop, sports, pop culture and beyond. In this week's very special edition, I examine Drake's completely avoidable lawsuit, the day Joe Budden killed Eddie Murphy and more....
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