In this Hip Hop Minute segment pulled from Episode 13 of the Dead End Hip Hop Podcast, we break down the recent debate sparked by former NBA players Kenyon Martin and Rashad McCants over whether Rick Ross has a stronger overall discography than Kendrick Lamar. Is this a legitimate argument, or does Kendrick’s catalog clearly separate him from Rozay? We dive into both artists’ bodies of work, their consistency, impact, and what makes this comparison so controversial among hip hop fans.

In this Hip Hop Minute segment pulled from Episode 13 of the Dead End Hip Hop Podcast, we break down the recent debate sparked by former NBA players Kenyon Martin and Rashad McCants over whether Rick Ross has a stronger overall discography than Kendrick Lamar. Is this a legitimate argument, or does Kendrick&rsquo;s catalog clearly separate him from Rozay? We dive into both artists&rsquo; bodies of work, their consistency, impact, and what makes this comparison so controversial among hip hop fans.

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Does Rick Ross Have a Better Catalog Than Kendrick Lamar?

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Drake is back with ICEMAN, and Ken and FeeFo sat down for a full first reaction to one of the year's most talked about releases.

Drake is back with ICEMAN, and Ken and FeeFo sat down for a full first reaction to one of the year's most talked about releases.

Drake's ICEMAN First Reaction

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In this week’s Ears To The Streets segment, the fellas highlight some of the best recently released projects that deserve more attention. From underrated drops to albums flying under the radar, these are the records we believe every hip hop fan should have on their playlist. If you’re looking for new music to check out and want to know which projects stood out to the crew, this is the segment for you. What albums have you been listening to lately? Let us know in the comments.

In this week&rsquo;s Ears To The Streets segment, the fellas highlight some of the best recently released projects that deserve more attention. From underrated drops to albums flying under the radar, these are the records we believe every hip hop fan should have on their playlist. If you&rsquo;re looking for new music to check out and want to know which projects stood out to the crew, this is the segment for you. What albums have you been listening to lately? Let us know in the comments.

Albums You Slept On This Week | Ears To The Streets

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In this conversation, we talk about the upcoming 30th anniversary of Reasonable Doubt (June 25th, 1996) and reflect on the impact the album had on hip hop culture, lyricism, storytelling, and the rise of Jay-Z as one of rap’s all time greats. We revisit standout records, legendary verses, the mafioso rap era, and discuss whether the album still holds up as one of the greatest rap debuts ever released. From its influence on generations of artists to the way fans view the project today, this is a full conversation on the legacy of a certified classic three decades later.

In this conversation, we talk about the upcoming 30th anniversary of Reasonable Doubt (June 25th, 1996) and reflect on the impact the album had on hip hop culture, lyricism, storytelling, and the rise of Jay-Z as one of rap&rsquo;s all time greats. We revisit standout records, legendary verses, the mafioso rap era, and discuss whether the album still holds up as one of the greatest rap debuts ever released. From its influence on generations of artists to the way fans view the project today, this is a full conversation on the legacy of a certified classic three decades later.

Reasonable Doubt Turning 30

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Does Rick Ross Have a Better Catalog Than Kendrick Lamar?

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