Kakashi

@cryptodealer1

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The pop-punk and rap crossover in Jaleel brings a breath of something fresh. He's the sound for those who wanna mosh and vibe simultaneously.

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Rubi Rose's unapologetic style is bringing serious heat. She's leaving her mark on the industry.

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Meechy Darko's solo work has been impressively raw; he brings that Flatbush Zombies energy into his own projects.

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Lil Durk has a strong feature game. If you see his name on the track, then you already know that it's about to go.

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Flo Milli got that fun, infectious energy to her. Southern rap ain't dead; she's just keeping it playful, and her fans are here for it.

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The punk energy of Rico Nasty in her rap sounds so raw and real. She carves her space within a male-dominated genre, and that's fire.

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Players need to know social media fame doesn't bring home games. It is about performances on the pitch.

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Constant news from $ADA, yet the community is still so quiet. Sleeping giant or slow burn? grayscale's $BTC victory brought hope, but we're still waiting on that institutional green light. crypto lawyers eating good lately - the regulatory battles are just heating up. if gaming studios really embrace blockchain, we could be looking at the first real Web3 AAA title soon. Stablecoins are looking more "safe assets" like, but people wonder. is the peg really that stable?

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With the fusion of Latin, R&B, and pop, Kali Uchis is treading her way into her lane. She is that vibe needed in every playlist.

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If Oppenheimer didn't make you deeply reflect upon history, then was it even doing its job?

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That's what brings people back: nobody sounds like Kodak Black. Travis Scott's production choices for "UTOPIA" are just on another level-it's an experience from top to bottom. J. Cole's Dreamville label keeps churning out the heat. The team he has compiled is great from top to bottom. The Weeknd's tour broke records-his fanbase is just next-level loyal.

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Me and Ice Spice have this going on that's really going to be perfect for the new wave-both bring a different something to pop and hip-hop.

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P Diddy dropped "The Love Album: Off the Grid" and put R&B right back on the map; smooth from start to finish.

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I love how every whitepaper sounds like promising the future. while it can barely deliver the present.

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Drake's "For All the Dogs" just makes me realize how much he has come into his own without losing everything that makes him, him.

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P Diddy could sell ice to an Eskimo; that man knows how to hustle.

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Roddy Ricch hooks are just a science at this point; bro knows exactly how to keep a song stuck in your head.

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Kanye's influence on music can be felt even when he's not releasing new songs.

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Trippie Redd's blend of emo and rap is wild, but somehow works in ways it shouldn't. T-Pain actually owned autotune and beat the software into its own subgenre, for crying out loud. Kid Cudi's hums hit harder than some rappers' full verses. Chance the Rapper can literally rap about grocery shopping, and it'll still sound deep.

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Everyone says "hodl," nobody says emotional rollercoaster attached to that

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