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Vince Staples drops new track “Get the Fuck Off My Dick”

Anthony Vega
March 9, 2018
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Vince Staples could not have dropped this new track at a more opportune time. The Long Beach native has always been a controversial figure, often taking to Twitter to argue with and/or roast people who disagree...

Vince Staples spouts off on conscious rap rave album Big Fish Theory

Veronica Irwin
June 27, 2017
Album Review, Reviews
Whether speaking up about #blacklivesmatter, all-caps yelling about “UGLY” Schoolboy Q praising his album, or retweeting fans’ posts about their own dead fish and dedicating his album to them, Vince Stapl...

For Whom the Festival Rolls

HR Huber-Rodriguez
October 31, 2016
Columns and Opinions, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews
I stood in a crowd of about 20,000, waiting for the man who might very well go down as the best rapper of all time. Earlier that day, I had previously been harangued into seeing The Chainsmokers, and their bran...

Kilo Kish tackles broad sweeping introspection on Reflections in Real Time

HR Huber-Rodriguez
March 13, 2016
Album Review, Reviews
Reflections in Real Time is an intensely personal album that attempts to make sense of the arc traced by one’s own life from the point of view of 25 year-old hip hop artist Kilo Kish, and it is excellent.  A...

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