Things got hot in 2015. After 2014, when most of rap's biggest names took the year off, everyone was suddenly locked into a brutal competition to see who could claim rap's top spot. Drake released two album-length projects in 2015, insisting that neither one was a proper album even though both of them cost actual … More »
Things got hot in 2015. After 2014, when most of rap's biggest names took the year off, everyone was suddenly locked into a brutal competition to see who could claim rap's top spot. Drake released two album-length projects in 2015, insisting that neither one was a proper album even though both of them cost actual … More »