If 2004 was the year of Franz Ferdinand for the NME crowd, then 2005 was all about Bloc Party. With razor sharp guitarwork, disco beats and Kele Okereke’s anguished yelp, they brought the indie set heartache you could dance to.

In spite of studio issues, Gang of Four comparisons and feuds with Britpop elderstatesmen, with Silent Alarm Bloc Party unleashed one of the most exciting British debuts of the decade. A reaction to the reductive boring rock’n’roll surrounding them, they added life, vitality and whatever they could find into their jagged yet sensitive post-punk. This is New British Canon and this is the story of “Banquet.”

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Soundtrack
Luar - Citrine (https://soundcloud.com/luarbeats)
Jesse Gallagher - The Golden Present
Luar - Anchor (https://soundcloud.com/luarbeats)

00:00 Introduction
00:42 Bloc Party: The Early Days
03:48 Banquet: "Turning Into Myself"
10:30 The Making of Silent Alarm: "...Hoping For a Miracle?"
18:46 The Aftermath of Silent Alarm

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The brilliance of Nigeria’s Fela Kuti and the innovation of Afrobeat are synonymous with activism, dance, and the representation of beauty within African culture.

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Fela Kuti has inspired musicians from all over the world from Burna Boy and Beyoncé, to Miles Davis. Sound Field dives into the musical genius of Fela's cultural funk. Host LA Buckner speaks to Fela's son and grandson, Femi and Made Kuti about carrying on the legacy of Afrobeat.

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00:00 - Fela Kuti's Influence
03:12 - The Origins of Afrobeat
05:24 - The Ingredients of the Afrobeat Sound
08:06 - Fela Kuti's Fight For Justice
10:28 - Fela Kuti's Legacy
13:02 - Afrobeat's Influence in Pop and Hip Hop


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Charlie Parker, also known as bird, is a legendary jazz musician who has influenced many of today's genres and helped develop the genre bebop. Bebop is a subgenre of jazz that is recognized as being difficult to dance to, but Bird said he didn't care if people danced to his music, because he was an artist.

LA Buckner interviews jazz saxophonist Bobby Watson and sound archive director Chuck Haddix. LA spotlights the innovative style of Kansas City's own Charlie Parker and tracks down his influence on bebop, jazz and the rest of the musical world.

Is Blues the Mother of All Modern Music?
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How Classical, R&B, and Jazz Musicians Play Differently (Feat. @Adam Neely )
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Bomba is an ancient genre of resistance from Puerto Rico created by enslaved people on the island over 400 years ago. Recently, bomba music has been a staple of Black Lives Matter protests calling back to its roots as a music of resilience. Together, hosts Linda Diaz and LA Buckner break down the musical and cultural elements that make bomba, bomba. Ivelisse Diaz of Bomba con Buya teaches Linda about bomba singing, and LA learns bomba drum rhythms.

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At just 15 years old, Brandy Norwood proved herself to be the new “it girl” of the 90’s. After releasing her self-titled debut album "Brandy", she instantly became a cultural phenomenon and a role model to young Black women around the world.

In this episode, Arthur Buckner talks to J Hoard (https://www.instagram.com/jhoardmusic) and Cameron Write (https://www.instagram.com/cameronwrightofficial) about Brandy's impact on the music industry, and Linda Diaz speaks with vocal coach, @Dileesa (https://www.instagram.com/dileesavocalcoach), about Brandy's vocal technique and how she earned the nickname, “The Vocal Bible” from many artists and industry professionals.

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When we think of editing in music, we might think of quantizing lining up rhythm in an R&B song or autotune fixing the vocals of a pop singer. Many people don’t realize that editing exists in classical recordings as well. This episode of Sound Field explores the current debate in classical music of how much recordings should be edited.

Nahre Sol interviews a panel of classical musicians about their take on editing. Jon Nakamatsu, Joyce Yang, Tanya Gabrielian, and Corin Lee share their opinions on how much editing is okay and when it goes too far. At the end of the episode Arthur Buckner and Nahre face off in a quiz to see who can tell which instruments are virtual and which are real.

Why Is Für Elise So Famous?
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00:00 - Editing in Krystian Zimerman Ballade No 1 in G minor, Op 23
01:22 - Why Do Musicians Edit?
02:23 - Recording and Editing History
04:33 - Classical Musician Panel on When Editing Goes Too Far
06:27 - How Classical Editing Differs From Pop Music
08:24 - How Editing Affects Music Listeners
09:04 - How Editing Affects Music Students
10:09 - How Editing Affects Musicians
11:11 - Editing in Classical Music Today and in the Future
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15:25 - The Pros and Cons of Editing in Classical Musiic


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Hip hop’s foundation and evolution owe itself to jazz. And it’s reciprocal. Jazz has borrowed from all facets of hip hop culture and musical contributions, showing that one of the country’s oldest genres is still young at heart. Together Linda Diaz and LA Buckner work together to break down how these two genres cross-pollinate.

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For most of the 90s, Aphex Twin ran counter to what was happening in mainstream dance music. He was messing with low-key ambience during the forceful Eurodance of “Rhythm is a Dancer.” Moved to harsh industrial noise as Europe was smitten by the dreamy trance of Robert Miles’ “Children.” And when Prodigy and Chemical Brothers ruled the roost, Aphex Twin was attempting to rupture drum and bass with rapid stuttered software-programmed beats.

The Aphex Twin story is similarly antagonistic, filled with fabrication, half-truths and provocation pried from the man himself. Did he own a tank, live in a bank and do a DJ set using solely sandpaper and a food mixer? Quite possibly, but picking through everything he’s said for the presence of truth is a foolish exercise. The legend is more fun than the bedroom-based music geek reality. This is New British Canon and this is the story of “Windowlicker.”

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00:00 Introduction
01:20 Richard D. James: How Aphex Twin Came to Be
07:11 Selected Ambient Works 85-92
12:51 The First Three Albums with Warp Records
21:13 "Come to Daddy" & "Windowlicker"
31:09 The Lasting Impact of Aphex Twin

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Luar - Citrine (https://soundcloud.com/luarbeats)
Jesse Gallagher - The Golden Present
Luar - Anchor (https://soundcloud.com/luarbeats)

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In the 70s, there was metal - Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple. And then there was punk, Sex Pistols, The Clash, The Damned. Two separate entities that rarely if ever mixed. However a band both subcultures could agree on was Motörhead.

Led by the hoarse rumble of Lemmy, with their first three albums they cemented their place as one of the loudest bands Britain has ever produced. But the lead single from their fourth album proved they could be metal heavy, mangle it with a punk attitude and still be able to crossover to the pop charts. This is New British Canon and this is the story of "Ace of Spades."

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Soundtrack
Luar - Citrine (https://soundcloud.com/luarbeats)
Jesse Gallagher - Maestro Tlakaelel
Luar - Anchor (https://soundcloud.com/luarbeats)

00:00 Prologue
00:51 Lemmy: An Introduction
04:00 Motörhead: "Remember Me Now..."
10:55 "The Only Card I Need is...": Ace of Spades
16:06 The Enduring Impact of Motörhead

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Rock’n’Roll used to be the gnarliest heaviest genre in town. A genre that embodied rebellion, fast cars and the loudest guitars that late 1950s music had to offer. But as the 60s wore on, coffee and minor rebellion seemed positively childish, popular music needed something harder, and more in-sync with the sex and drugs part of sex, drugs and rock’n’roll. Enter Psychedelic rock, similar to good ol’ Rock’N’Roll but with mind-expanding themes and an intense interest in a girl called Lucy, who was in the Sky with Diamonds. If you know what I mean. But the Summer of Love came and went, the Vietnam war didn’t end despite Hippie opposition and the tragic events of Altamount and the Manson murders made it so that the positivity of the movement seemed blind. A darker sound was needed, and appeared in the form of Metal. The bastard child of rock’n’roll and Psychedelic Rock, Metal was harder, heavier and louder than anything before and became one of the most important genres of all time. But how did we get there? Going via Eddie Cochran, "Misirlou" by Dick Dale "You're Gonna Miss Me" by The 13th Floor Elevators, through "Purple Haze" by Jimi Hendrix, "Sunshine of Your Love" by Cream, "Summertime Blues" by Blue Cheer, "Born to be Wild" by Steppenwolf, "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" by Iron Butterfly, "Helter Skelter" by the Beatles and "21st Century Schizoid Man" by King Crimson? Not to mention "Wicked Woman" by Coven, "Dazed and Confused" by Led Zeppelin And how did we get from Chuck Berry's “Johnny B. Goode” to “Black Sabbath” by Black Sabbath in twelve years? This is How Psychedelic Rock Became Metal.

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Luar - Oblivion (https://soundcloud.com/luarbeats)
Luar - Into (https://soundcloud.com/luarbeats)
Luar - Citrine (https://soundcloud.com/luarbeats)
Luar - Sidelined (https://soundcloud.com/luarbeats)
Luar - Anchor (https://soundcloud.com/luarbeats)

Chapters
00:00 Introduction
01:16 Sponsorship
02:55 How Rock'n'Roll Became Psychedelic Rock
06:58 The 13th Floor Elevators
08:42 The British Invasion Bands
11:21 The Jimi Hendrix Experience
13:49 Cream
15:55 American Psychedelic Rock
20:43 British Psychedelic Rock
23:43 The Yardbirds/Led Zeppelin
26:41 1969
29:10 Black Sabbath

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“I listen to Lithium,which is like all of the ‘90s songs and a lot of them are actually about me, which is interesting. There’s so many Smashing Pumpkins songs about me, there’s a Bush song about me.” Courtney Love, Anna Farris Is Unqualified Podcast (August 2016)

Courtney Love is a controversial figure. As the lead singer of alt rock trailblazers Hole, she notched up a critically acclaimed debut, a platinum selling follow up and a four-time grammy nominated third album. She was featured as one of Barbara Walters' “10 Most Fascinating People of 1995”. She produced rock radio staples like “Violet”, “Miss World” and “Celebrity Skin”. But most know her for her famous husband, and/or her less than personable public persona. As such she's gained a fair bit of scorn, with accusations ranging from “liar” to “murderer”. Today I will be looking at some of the songs that have been inspired by Mrs Love. Including “Bruise Violet” by Babes in Toyland, “I'll Stick Around” by Foo Fighters, “Hollaback Girl” by Gwen Stefani, “Starfuckers Inc” by Nine Inch Nails, “Heart Shaped Box” by Nirvana and “Professional Widow” by Tori Amos.

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Soundtrack:
channelKERR - Malibu (Piano Cover)
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Lost Son - Oh looks it's raining again (Heavy Rain Lofi Hiphop)
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idealism – illusions (Chillhop Essentials – Fall 2018)
https://soundcloud.com/idealismus

illiterate – Bastia (Chillhop Essentials – Fall 2018)
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Kupla – Ruska (Chillhop Essentials – Fall 2018)
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AJMV – Nights in West (Chillhop Essentials – Fall 2018)
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The mid-80s was make-or-break time for Kate Bush. Since her breakthrough in 1978, she’d been gradually alienating her fans with successive ambitious but non-commercial left turns. As such, her label EMI was seriously concerned for her future as a pop artist.

However, that all changed in 1985. She returned after 18 months at her farmhouse recording studio with her weirdness intact and a song about Faustian-deals, body swapping and the power of love. And it saved her career. This is New British Canon and this is the story of “Running Up That Hill (A Deal with God).”

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Fact-checking by Serenity Autumn.

Soundtrack
Luar - Citrine (https://soundcloud.com/luarbeats)
Jesse Gallagher - The Golden Present
Luar - Anchor (https://soundcloud.com/luarbeats)

00:00 Introduction
01:02 The Dramatic Left Turn of The Dreaming
10:03 Running Up That Hill (A Deal with God)
17:53 Hounds of Love "It's in the Trees, It's Coming"
21:45 The Ninth Wave "Little Light Shining"
26:18 What Kate Bush Did Next

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For many, the commercial breakthrough of emo-pop of the mid-00s was all about the bombast of My Chemical Romance, the wordplay of Fall Out Boy and the theatre of Panic! At the Disco. But fifteen years later, Paramore are the band whose impact is the most visible.

Singer Hayley Williams’ female point of view and impressive voice proved to be much needed in the sea of dramatic boys falling apart to songs about hips and hearts. To the pity party, Paramore brought a barrage of solid-gold anthems, recalling the best of Jimmy Eat World, with choruses that, rather than bitterly commiserating, uplifted and consoled. However over the years, their biggest hit proved to be contentious. This is the story of Paramore and their Uneasy History with “Misery Business.”

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Hayley Williams quotes by @MaggieMaeFish

Fact-checking by Chad Van Wagner.

00:00 Introduction
00:48 The Beginnings of Paramore
06:35 Recording Riot! & "Misery Business"
14:10 The Controversies of "Misery Business"
18:27 The Controversies of "Misery Business" Part 2
21:53 The Legacy of Paramore & "Misery Business"

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Luar - Citrine (https://soundcloud.com/luarbeats)
Jesse Gallagher - The Golden Present
Luar - Anchor (https://soundcloud.com/luarbeats)

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Few genres have had the lasting impact of punk. 1976 is one of those seismic dividing lines in popular music. A history destroying year zero. The point after which everything changed. It was the year that The Ramones debut was released, the year that the first singles from the UK Punk scene were set loose upon an unprepared public. And while the punks wanted to remove themselves from the past, burn all that had come before, nothing happens within a vacuum. These bands didn't appear out of nowhere with the key principles of the genre locked in place. This innovative minimalist, three-chords and the truth, turbo-powered rebellious music had to have precedent. There were other artists that lead up to this era-defining moment in music that are either forgotten, ignored or not given credit. This is how Punk became punk.

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Fact-checking and Additional Writing by Serenity Autumn.

Soundtrack
Luar - Citrine (https://soundcloud.com/luarbeats)
Jesse Gallagher - The Golden Present
Luar - Anchor (https://soundcloud.com/luarbeats)

00:00 Introduction
01:00 Before 1964: How Protopunk Became Protopunk
06:33 The British Invasion
10:00 Los Saicos
10:56 US Garage Rock
16:20 The Velvet Underground
17:56 The MC5
19:14 The Stooges
20:53 Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band
22:20 UK Protopunk
24:32 Glam Rock
29:29 US Regional Protopunk
33:39 New York & CBGB's
37:46 Pub Rock
39:45 The Saints
40:44 Sex Pistols

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Doja Cat talks about her upcoming album “Planet Her,” her creative process making music videos, and some of the amazing collaborations she’s worked on this year with SZA, Ariana Grande, Megan Thee Stallion, and Saweetie. She also shouts out the important women in her life who have influenced her creative journey.

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When Tupac and Biggie passed away, many thought that we will never again hear another hard and cutthroat gangsta rap. But in the late 90s the world heard DMX. Most of DMX's tracks are filled to the brim with feelings of anger and aggression, because these negative emotions haunted him his entire life. When he was just a kid, he endured severe beatings from his own mom. He also ended up in juvie. At just the age of 14, he tried weed and crack for the first time, and he was introduced to theft and a life of crime. All of this took a toll on his mental health from a very early age.

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12:53 - How DMX's life worsened by the day
18:56 - DMX's Death

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Produced by Monsters & Strangers
Co-Produced by Taylor Bird
Vocal Production by Benjamin Rice
Mixed by Manny Marroquin at Larrabee Studios, North Hollywood, CA
Mix Engineered by Chris Galland
Mix Assisted by Robin Florent, Scott Desmarais and Jeremie Inhaber
Additional Mixing by Taylor Bird
Mastered by Chris Geiringer at Sterling Sound


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Lyrics:
My favorite thing about you is you're gone
And I don't have to hear you going on and on and on
My favorite thing about you is I'm no longer around you
Yeah my favorite thing about is you’re gone

My favorite thing about you is you're dead
You're dead to me your soul is every word you ever said
My favorite thing about you is how good I am without you
Yeah my favorite thing about you is you're gone

I used to love the way you kiss me
And now I love the way you miss me
Now I used to pray
Pray you would stay
Stay for so long
Boy I was wrong
Now my favorite thing about you is you're gone

(You’re gone you’re gone you’re gone you’re gone) X5

My favorite thing about you is your eyes
And how they get to watch me walk away from all your lies
My favorite thing about you ain’t the world I built around you
No my favorite thing about you is you're gone

I used to love the way you kiss me
And now I love the way you miss me
Now I used to pray
Pray you would stay
Stay for so long
Boy I was wrong
Now my favorite thing about you is you're gone

(You’re gone you’re gone you’re gone you’re gone) X5

And you're never coming back no more
'And I'm never gonna let you in
'Cause I'm better than I was before
Baby I know you know what you did
And you're never coming back no more
And you're never coming back no more
And you're never coming never coming never coming never coming

My favorite thing about you
My favorite thing about you is you're gone
And I don't have to hear you going on and on and on
My favorite thing about you is I'm no longer around you
My favorite thing about is you’re gone

(You’re so gone)

(You’re gone you’re gone you’re gone you’re gone) X8

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Britney is certainly a legend of our time, known around the world for her record breaking, chart topping albums, her mind blowing, yet sometimes racy and shocking performances, her numerous, scandalous romances and last but certainly not least, her very public meltdowns. Also exploring the conservatorship crisis that enveloped her life for over a decade.

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We have already made a similar video about what happened to the members of Death Row Records and it’s time to find out what happened to the artists from Bad Boy Records. The stories are absolutely crazy, someone threw a chair at P. Diddy so they could leave, someone went to prison and someone became religious. Anyway there’s a lot of interesting stuff to cover! Let's go!

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00:00 - What is the video about?
00:20 - Craig Mack
01:00 - Did Craig Mack have a problem with P. Diddy?
01:18 - Why did Craig Mack leave? Gene Deal responds
01:42 - Did Biggie hate Craig Mack?
03:02 - Life without Bad Boy and religious turn
04:25 - Did God save Craig Mack from murder in 2011?
04:38 - Craig Mack's demise
05:55 - Mase
08:22 - Why did Mase diss his boss?
09:16 - Shyne
09:27 - Shootout in the club. Shyne, P. Diddy & Jennifer Lopez
10:45 - Daddy turned Shine in?
12:08 - New Shine
12:29 - What is the relationship with P. Diddy now?
13:39 - Faith Evans
15:23 – Did she have any men after Biggie?
16:28 - Faith Evans hooked up with Tupac?
17:52 - Loon
19:02 - Total
19:48 - 112
20:42 - The Lox
21:26 - Who threw a chair at Diddy?
21:53 - G. Dep (Scary story)
23:58 - The Legacy of The Notorious B.I.G.

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In this video you will find out what happened to the members of Death Row. The history of the artists and where they are now.

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00:00 - What was happening with Death Row after their downfall
01:45 – Kurupt
04:47 - Daz Dillinger
05:34 – Nate Dogg
08:56 - Michel'le
10:56 – The Lady Of Rage
12:45 – Danny Boy
14:23 – Jewell
15:44 – Dr. Dre
17:22 – 2Pac
19:16 – Snoop Dogg

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Wiz Khalifa - DayToday - Making of G Rage

Wiz goes into his bag literally and shows us why he's one of the greatest to ever do it as he and Quad create the soon to be classic G Rage from scratch with help from other members of Taylor Gang. Here is the making of G Rage.

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Hip-Hop superstar Nelly goes Sneaker Shopping with Complex's Joe La Puma at A Ma Maniere in Atlanta and talks his role in the rise of Air Force 1 popularity, his friendship with Michael Jordan and his “Dancing With The Stars” special shoes.

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The music bug started for DJ Drama in Philly at age 13 with his first turntable, and continued through Clark Atlanta University, where his name began to ring bells. Soon came the birth of his legendary "Gangsta Grillz" series, spawning collaborations with T.I., Young Jeezy, and Lil Wayne that revolutionized the mixtape game. And then, the feds tried to shut down his operation forever. Bowed but not broken, DJ Drama re-emerged with a second life as a music mogul whose Generation Now record label continues his legacy of uncovering emerging talent, including Lil Uzi Vert and Jack Harlow—and whose voice is still loud and clear on Tyler, the Creator's Grammy-nominated album.

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Doechii joins Complex's King Keraun at Point Dume in Malibu to talk about connecting with her inner child while screaming out into the Pacific Ocean. The (un)Stressed rapper teaches Keraun a thing or two about dance moves before testing her balance skills, and shows that champion vibe as she rappels down the face of Point Dume.

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Legendary rapper Jadakiss swings through the set in southern California to hike with Complex's King Keraun and talk about his humble beginnings, the key to longevity, and everything in between. King Keraun goes deep in his research to surprise Jadakiss with insights and connections Jada hasn't even made in his lengthy career. Despite a broken finger, Jadakiss holds his own against Keraun in a series of challenges during their hike together.

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The Snowman stops by to debate B. Dot on the best rap remix to come from the South—Migos Ft. Drake "Versace", Rick Ross Ft. Jay-Z "Hustlin", Unk Ft. Andre 3000 & Jim Jones "Walk It Out", + more—ultimately crowning a winner. Jeezy also recalls hearing the beat to "Go Crazy" on a T.I. mixtape and taking it for himself! RIP Takeoff 🙏

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Host Brian “B.Dot” Miller and celeb guests like Charlamagne, Jim Jones, and G Herbo pick winners of a themed bracket—Best Diss Track? Drippiest Rapper? Best Drill Song?—until a field of 16 is narrowed to one winner. Expect shocking upsets, controversial picks, and unexpected victors, March Madness-style! Brack up every Wednesday at 12PM ET.

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The King of the South stops by to debate B. Dot on the greatest rapper to emerge from the ATL—Outkast, 21 Savage, Future, Young Thug, Jeezy, + more—ultimately crowning a winner. Tip also speaks on his stand-up comedy career and his upcoming collab album with Boosie.

* This episode was filmed prior to the tragic death of Kirshnik Khari Ball AKA Takeoff. Our condolences go out to his family and friends. RIP.

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Host Brian “B.Dot” Miller and celeb guests like Charlamagne, Jim Jones, and G Herbo pick winners of a themed bracket—Best Diss Track? Drippiest Rapper? Best Drill Song?—until a field of 16 is narrowed to one winner. Expect shocking upsets, controversial picks, and unexpected victors, March Madness-style! Brack up every Wednesday at 12PM ET.

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In recent years the uptick in violence and deaths in Rap has increased tremendously. This year at ComplexCon Ari Melber of ‘The Beat w/ Ari Melber’ on MSNBC was joined by artists Bun B and T.I. to discuss what’s been going on in the Rap community. RIP to Takeoff, Nipsey Hussle, PNB Rock, XXXentacion, as well as the many others who have passed.

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The City Girls have been hot on social media for quite some time. They recently met up with Speedy in Los Angeles to talk about everything under the sun. There, they discussed getting fired from their old jobs for no reason, Yung Miami’s questionable snack choices, the Billboard Music Awards wardrobe malfunction, new music with Usher, and much much more.

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Grammy nominated and multi platinum recording artist, Lil Baby sat down with Speedy Morman recently to discuss his upcoming album "It's Only Me" and many other things. There, they spoke on him being at 20% in his career, gambling with Drake, as well as his newly released album “It’s Only Me" available on all streaming platforms now.

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02:11 Lil Baby's Childhood
06:20 Getting the name, 'Lil Baby'
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09:30 His last day hustling
10:33 Smallest check he's received as a rapper
12:30 The first time being surprised by someone recognizing him
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24:17 Being on social media
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Kodak Black goes Sneaker Shopping with Complex's Joe La Puma at Flight Club in Miami and talks about why he loves black/yellow Jordans, his love for Reeboks, and spends over $22,000.

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