Gucci Mane

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Most used scores! Most reviewed artists! Every 10.0 ever! And a whole lot more.

Featuring Megan, Cardi, Rico Nasty, Flo Milli, Lil Baby, Jay Electronica, Saweetie, and more

The 43-year-old rapper, producer, DJ, and label exec talks about the songs and artists that have meant the most to him—Dionne Warwick, Sha Na Na, Gucci Mane—five years at a time.

Beyoncé at Coachella. Kendrick winning a Pulitzer. Michelle Williams and Phil Elverum. Cardi’s “SNL” pregnancy reveal. And other distractions from the hellscape that was 2018.

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What we were reading—from pioneers of noise, thrash, and trap in their own words, to critics wrestling with culture as a sign o’ the times

Kendrick’s triumphant victory lap, Radiohead’s technical difficulties, Migos’ unexpected ubiquity, and more from the California desert.

From David Bowie's swan song to Beyonce's call to arms, Anohni's war lament to Frank Ocean's return, 2016 was a year of big artists making big statements. These are our picks for the best songs of the year.

From Lil Wayne to Max B to Nicki Minaj, a look at the best free downloads, tapes, and CD-Rs released since 2000

Mixtapes that flew under the radar this year, including Cam'ron, Travi$ Scott, Young Dro, Zebra Katz, Gucci Mane, DJ Mustard, Droop-E, Fat Trel, Lil Durk, Rich Kidz, Rockie Fresh, and more.

Jayson Greene on the current sound of street-rap production-- popularized by beatmakers including Metro Boomin' (Future) and Young Chop (Chief Keef)-- which flips Lex Luger's minor-key formula into something lighter and more playful.