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    Is every square-inch of useful storage space in your car devoted to amps and subwoofers? If so, then this playlist is for you.
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    A blend of hazy rap anthems from old heads and smoked-out upstarts. Roll one up.
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    Updated weekly, these are the most popular rap tracks on the internet. Decidedly NSFW. SMH...
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    A genre that originated in Eastern Europe, electro-swing combines the classic swing sounds of the 1930s with house and electronic beats. This'll get your body moving, big daddy.
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    Your mornings need a soundtrack. This is music for taking it easy with a newspaper and a big cup of coffee.

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    E-40, Andre Nickatina, Zion I and all your favorite Bay Area rappers.
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    Who loves the reefer? Throughout the history of hip-hop, rappers have extolled the virtues of weed. Dig.
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    Listen to great songs from every MC/hip hop group who performed at the 2012 Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival in Indio, California.
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    Can't get enough Weezy? Listen to these songs performed by and featuring Lil Wayne.
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    Put on your bro tank and shoot some 'ruit; this playlist of the hottest voices in college rap -- along with some of rap's superstars -- is the perfect soundtrack to your next house party.
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    Really nasty rap (or r&b) songs. They just needed to be in one place.
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    Is every square-inch of useful storage space in your car devoted to amps and subwoofers? If so, then this playlist is for you.
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    A blend of hazy rap anthems from old heads and smoked-out upstarts. Roll one up.
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    Classic bangers from and inspired by the late '80s/early '90s golden age of gangsta rap. Both coasts represent.
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    Today's hottest hip hop club anthems.
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    Listen to edited versions of the most popular rap songs in America as determined by Billboard and influential major market radio DJs.
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    Listen to the most popular rap songs in America as determined by Billboard and influential major-market radio DJs.
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