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Papoose Drops New Song “Jezebel” Is It a Diss Track or a Real Track?
Papoose has fans talking with his new song “Jezebel,” and the question on everybody’s mind is whether the track is aimed at Remy Ma. The hip-hop conversation continues as rapper Papoose releases his new song, “Jezebel.” With the ongoing attention surrounding his relationship with Remy Ma, listeners are questioning whether this latest release is simply a new record or another chapter in their highly publicized situation. The title alone has sparked speculation, leaving fans wo
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Sep 142 min read


Black Deniro is back outside with his latest album “Steel Solid”
Philadelphia rapper Black Deniro is back with a new body of work, officially releasing his latest album, STEEL SOLID, now available on Lutley.com. Known for representing Philadelphia and bringing an authentic street perspective to his music, Black Deniro uses STEEL SOLID to showcase his growth, mindset, and lyrical ability while staying connected to the sound and culture that helped shape him. The title STEEL SOLID speaks to resilience — standing firm through pressure, setbac
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Sep 111 min read


Big Tigger Domestic Violence Case Takes Another Turn as Prosecutors Decline to File Charges
Atlanta radio personality and former BET “Rap City” host Darian “Big Tigger” Morgan will not face criminal prosecution stemming from a May domestic dispute involving his estranged wife, Alicia Brown. The situation surrounding Big Tigger and Brown has developed into a complicated legal battle involving allegations of domestic violence, a protective order, custody issues, separate lawsuits and competing claims from both sides. According to court documents reported by multiple o
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Sep 113 min read


Twine Is Back with Another “Legends Only” Concert This December 28th
GETCHAWEIGHTUPTWINE: THE DVD ERA, PHILLY HIP-HOP HISTORY & THE RETURN OF LEGENDS ONLY Philadelphia’s culture runs deep—and Getchaweightuptwine has been documenting that culture from the ground up. Before social media turned every moment into content, Philadelphia’s hip-hop scene had another way of telling its story: DVDs. Those DVDs captured the streets, the music, the personalities, the artists, the conversations and the energy that could never fully be explained through a r
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Sep 33 min read
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