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It is common for musicians and actors to publicly support political candidates running for office through a process known as political celebrity endorsement. The public, media, and policymakers always pay attention if a celebrity endorses a political candidate or a cause. However, Ice Cube believes celebrity endorsements won’t affect or swing votes in the US…
In the music industry, a name that appeals to lovers of UK rap and grime and has achieved notable...
Hip-hop and rap music are frequently linked to drug and alcohol abuse. Substance abuse has...
Lil Yachty has given rise to rumors that Drake may collaborate with him on an album in the future. The rapper hinted at the notion recently, saying that they had already discussed it. In a YouTube vlog,...
Set It Off rapper, Offset has learned his lesson on how to address problems discreetly, despite the fact that he and Cardi B’s marriage has had a lot of public ups and downs. Offset reflected on...
Hip-hop developed a distinct voice, a new name, and a distinct personality in each state. The sound was able to traverse state boundaries and reach a wide variety of languages in the area with each advancement....
Since his ascent into the music industry, Drake, the most popular crossover artiste in hip-hop, has contributed to the development of an emotionally mature style of rap. Born Aubrey Drake Graham in 1986...
Canadian rapper, Aubrey Drake Graham, popularly known as Drake, has stated that he will take a break from music to enable him to focus on his health. According to the God’s Plan hitmaker, he might...
The street name 1520 Sedgwick Avenue and the date August 11, 1973, have become synonymous with the roots of the biggest music genre, hip hop. What started exactly 49 years ago as art by Jamaican-born DJ...
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