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Delivery Boys Put Their Spin on “The World Is Yours” 🎙️ | MTV Underground 0 (0)

Live from Mercury Lounge in New York City, hip-hop collective Delivery Boys put their own Brooklyn spin on a remix of “The World Is Yours” by Nas for their #MTVUnderground performance. Paramount+ is here! Stream all your favorite shows now on Paramount+. Try it FREE at https://bit.ly/3qyOeOf Subscribe to MTV: http://goo.gl/NThuhC More from MTV: Official MTV Website: http://www.mtv.com/ Like MTV: https://www.facebook.com/MTV Follow MTV: https://twitter.com/MTV MTV Instagram: http://instagram.com/mtv #MTV is your destination for the hit series WNO, VMA, Jersey Shore, The Challenge, MTV Floribama Shore, Teen Mom and much more! MTV! Watch performances from VMAs, watch your favorite music videos on [See More…]

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M.O.P. On Their Come Up, Legacy, Untold Stories, Jay-Z, DJ Premier, G-Unit & More | Drink Champs 0 (0)

In this episode of #DrinkChamps, legendary hip hop duo M.O.P. stop by to talk with N.O.R.E and DJ EFN. They take a walk down memory lane, reflecting on their come up in Brownsville, Brooklyn in the 90s and how they met and formed their iconic partnership. The duo gets candid about the struggles and obstacles they faced early on as underground artists trying to break through commercially while staying true to their signature sound. They share stories about collaborating with other New York hip hop legends throughout their career. M.O.P. also discusses the keys to their longevity and how they’ve [See More…]

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Smif-N-Wessun Talk Losing Biggie, Recording With Tupac, Changing Their Name & More | Drink Champs 0 (0)

N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN sit down with legendary hip-hop duo Smif-N-Wessun, made up of Tek and Steele. In this episode of #DrinkChamps, they discuss coming up in Brooklyn, getting a cease and desist from the Smith & Wesson gun company over their name, squashing beef with Biggie, working with Tupac in the studio, and why they ultimately changed their name to Cocoa Brovaz. They also talk about their iconic collaborations like “I Love You” with Mary J. Blige, maintaining their legacy after 25+ years in the game, and the idea of ghostwriting rhymes for each other as an artistic experiment. [See More…]