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Plus a dissection of Florida rapper Real Boston Richey’s fast rise and a peek inside Lil Baby’s mysterious man cave.

Including tapes by Bay Area party starter Kamaiyah, North Carolina slick talker Jah-Monte Ogbon, L.A. street storytellers Baby Stone Gorillas, and more.

Plus more highs and lows from the world of rap this week, including Wale’s surprisingly decent performance in Michael Bay’s Ambulance and a must-hear track from Houston hero Sauce Walka.

Plus more highs and lows from the world of rap this week, including Pusha T’s fast-food diss track and a tribute to the late Maryland MC Goonew.

Plus more highs and lows from the world of rap this week, including a promising new single from Denzel Curry and baseless speculation about Lin-Manuel Miranda’s new Little Mermaid songs.

Plus more highs and lows from the world of rap this week, including a batch of must-hear tracks to start your year off right.

Plus more highs and lows from the world of rap this week, including the return of Rolling Loud and Lil Baby’s dubious new nickname.

Plus more highs and lows from the world of rap this week, including Young M.A’s latest song of the summer contender and a throwback review of Tupac’s performance in the 1997 movie Gridlock’d.

and anything else that catches his attention. Diddy’s history of high-profile quarrels continues The biggest revelation on the new J. Cole album comes on “Let Go of My Hand,” where he confirms a rumor that he got into a physical altercation with Diddy at a VMAs afterparty in 2013. “My last scrap was with Puff Daddy, who would’ve thought it?” Cole admits, almost regretfully. The details of the incident are still unclear, but the initial report involved a drunk Diddy pouring a drink o...

and anything else that catches his attention. Milwaukee is up next There are similarities between Detroit and Milwaukee’s respective street rap scenes, but that doesn’t mean they are the same. Yes, both rely on animated personalities, absurdly funny punchlines, and beats with lots of cheap-sounding pianos and steel drums, and neither scene could care any less about recording quality or video budgets. But there’s something slightly darker about the rap in Milwaukee. Watch any musi...