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The Year in Rap: Beneath Kendrick vs. Drake, a Thriving Underground Roils

A new generation of hip-hop artists seems less interested in becoming stars and more in becoming myths — and dismantling the status quo.

Jon Caramanica
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Common (Rapper), Drake (Rapper), Eminem, Future (Rapper), GloRilla (Rapper), Gunna (Rapper), Lamar, Kendrick, NLE Choppa (Rapper), Playboi Carti (Rapper), Rap and Hip-Hop, SahBabii (Rapper), Shaboozey (Singer), Snoop Dogg, Two Thousand Twenty Four, Tyler, the Creator
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