Derek Jeter by Ricky Powell (March, 2014) See more: Leave the Guns, Bring The Cannolis (via frank151)

Derek Jeter by Ricky Powell (March, 2014) See more: Leave the Guns, Bring The Cannolis (via frank151)

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Mass Appeal Issue #54: Is Cam’ron Still Cape-A-Ble? This Is The Part Where Cymbals Crash As A Voice In The Distance Chants Killa Cam. Killa! You Know Who It Is, The Voice Of Harlem, The Realest Since Kumbaya – Cam’ron Giles. We Sat Down With The

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De La Soul &Amp;Amp; A Tribe Called Quest @ Ritz - February 16, 1992 #Flyerfriday

Dj M-Rock - Best Of Nas This Shit Is &Amp;Lt;Fire Emoji&Amp;Gt; Tracklist

The Roots @ Irving Plaza - January 23, 1994 #Flyerfriday

Back In The Day 4/18/03| Nas Released The Single, I Can, Off Of His Sixth Album, God’s Son, On Columbia Records.

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The ‘Illmatic’ Influence Infographic (Via @Grantland33) This Is The Illmatic Influence Infographic, A Color-Coded Chart That Shows (Probably) All Of The Songs That Currently Use A Sample From Illmatic. Illustrations By @Sheaserrano

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The Oral History Of Rawkus Records (Via @Myspace) In 1997 Two Brown University Students Started A Seminal Label That Brought Lyrical Legends Like Mos Def, Talib Kweli, Company Flow And Pharoahe Monch To The Masses And Proved That Great Underground Rap

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