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Virtual girl group K/DA’s “MORE” has found a strong audience with more than 49 million YouTube views to date. It is produced by the Riot Games Music Team and appears on the group’s debut EP, 'ALL OUT.

Florida rapper YNW Melly found a regional hit with his 2017 song “Murder On My Mind,” and capitalized on its success with his debut project ‘I Am You’ in August 2018.

'Dragon Ball Z' became an instant cult classic when it aired in the U.S. in the late ‘90s on Cartoon Network.

Madison Beer’s “Hurts Like Hell” has found a strong audience with 18 million Spotify streams in one month.

Clairo’s “Bags” is her latest hit, and it’s already racked up more than 3.7 million Spotify streams to date. The single is produced by Rostam and Clairo herself.

The last few months of 2018 saw two notable posthumous releases with Lil Peep’s 'Come Over When You’re Sober, Pt.

Lil Yachty has been eating pizza every single day since he was in second grade.

Polo G recently stopped by Genius for a live performance of his song “Toxic,” which has already racked up more than 8 million streams on Spotify alone.

Queens rapper Lil Tecca landed his first Billboard Hot 100 with “Ransom.” The single, which is produced by Nick Mira and Taz Taylor, has reached the Top 40 of the chart, with more than 40 million

Cole Bennett has made quite a name for himself as the face of Lyrical Lemonade, pumping out videos for a cadre of rising rappers.

Rapper and singer The Kid LAROI has kept the spotlight on him over the past year, name-dropping TikTok star Addison Rae and releasing one Cole Bennett-directed music video after the other.

The anticipation for Migos‘ album 'Culture II' was at an all-time high back in 2017, especially after the release of the lead single “MotorSport” with Nicki Minaj and Cardi B.

Mario Judah is the latest artist to perform on Open Mic At Home with a live performance of “Die Very Rough,” which has racked up an impressive 12 million YouTube views to date.

Pink Sweat$ recently stopped by Genius for a live performance of “Honesty,” which has racked up an impressive 21 million Spotify streams to date.

One of the many cases for The Notorious B.I.G.’s inclusion in hip-hop’s G.O.A.T. conversation is his versatility.

Denzel Curry just released his third studio album ‘TA13OO,’ a three-act project supported by his singles “SUMO | ZUMO,” “CLOUT COBAIN | CLOUT CO13A1N,” and “PERCS |

Drake’s More Life album is slated for a December release and he gave fans a peek at what to expect with his 21 Savage-collaboration, “Sneakin'.” The track is produced by London On Da Track, the

In early November, Lil Mosey’s “Noticed” became the Seattle rapper’s first Billboard Hot 100 hit, peaking at No. 80 on the chart.

Pop artist Conan Gray recently stopped by Genius for a live performance of his song, “Maniac,” which is produced by Dan Nigro.

G-Eazy recently announced that his third album 'The Beautiful & Damned' is dropping this fall, and in early September he gave fans a taste of the project with “No Limit.” The track features Cardi B

Mulatto’s “Bitch From Da Souf” has found a strong audience with nearly 3 million YouTube views to date. The single is produced by Bankroll Got It.

​mxmtoon’s “prom dress” has found a strong audience with 1.4 million YouTube views to date. It is produced by Cavetown. On the track, mxmtoon sings about the realities of high school.

Logic’s recently announced that his next album, Everybody, will be released on May 5, and today he dropped the project’s title track.

Kendrick Lamar’s 'DAMN.' was one of the most acclaimed album releases of 2017, with all 14 tracks hitting Billboard’s Hot 100.

Hip-hop in 2018 was defined by a variety of flows, some of which can be attributed to the likes of Migos, Young Thug, Valee, Gucci Mane, and Eminem.

OutKast is arguably hip-hop’s most talented twosome ever. In its heyday, the Southern-fried funksters dropped some of the dopest flows and quotables for eons.

$UICIDEBOY$—the New Orleans-based duo $lick $loth and Ruby da Cherry—dropped the album Eternal Grey back in September 2016.

Eminem’s record-breaking diss track, “KILLSHOT,” was the final salvo in his late-summer feud with Machine Gun Kelly.

With rappers of all different lanes expressing their views on mental health, suicide is a prominent topic in hip-hop right now.