ANNIVERSARY

On the twenty-fourth anniversary of "It Was Written," revisit one of the few collaborations between Nas and Dr. Dre.

Seven years ago, Mac Miller dropped off an album that turned the tides on his image and career, "Watching Movies With The Sound Off."

As Eminem's "Recovery" turns ten, "On Fire" endures as one of his most effortless display of lyricism and flow.

Two years removed from his murder, Pittsburgh rapper Jimmy Wopo's breakout single "Elm Street" still goes hard.

Ten years ago, Drake stunned fans with the emotional heart of his debut album, the sprawling anthem "Shut It Down."

Eleven years ago, J. Cole captured the game's attention with his classic mixtape "The Warm Up."

Wu-Tang remains Forever twenty-three years removed from its release, with "Cash Still Rules" standing out as a slept-on highlight.

Ja Rule and Jay-Z forged a strong partnership on "Venni Vetti Vicci" highlight single "Kill Em All."

On the fifth anniversary of A$AP Rocky's "At. Long. Last. A$AP," revisit one of the album's hardest bangers in the Lil Wayne assisted "M's."

Eighteen years ago today, Eminem delivered one of his most vulnerable tracks in the impactful "Say Goodbye Hollywood."

Happy anniversary to Three 6 Mafia's classic debut album "Mystic Stylez," released twenty-five years ago on this day.

Travis Scott made one hell of an impression on "Owl Pharoah's" classic lead single, the T.I. & 2 Chainz-assisted "Upper Echelon."

On the twenty-second anniversary of DMX's "It's Dark And Hell Is Hot," celebrate one of his most brutal tracks, "X Is Coming."