THROWBACK

Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre floated over L.A. for a bird's eye view on the haunting gangsta rap anthem "Round Here."

As Raekwon turns fifty-one, take a moment to revisit the time he, Ghostface, and Necro joined forces to craft "Gihad."

A day of doom.

Daz Dillinger and Kurupt Young Gotti held it down for the DPGC on the 1998 west coast classic banger "Who Ride Wit Us."

The Game and Just Blaze got holy on the masses with the classic "Documentary" highlight "Church For Thugs."

XXXTentacion released his raucous debut single "Look At Me!" five years ago.

Four years ago, Gucci Mane donned the red hat once again for "The Return Of East Atlanta Santa," teaming with Metro Boomin and Southside for "I Can't."

Six years ago, Nicki Minaj absolutely snapped on the incendiary "Want Some More," a highlight off her third album "The Pinkprint."

Nas' fourth studio album "Nastradamus" has often been raked through the coals, but on its twenty-first birthday, is it time to reevaluate the narrative?

Kanye West's magnum opus "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" is now 10 years old.

On this day in 2002, Talib Kweli linked up with Pharoah Monch, Black Thought, and a young Kanye West for the bar-heavy "Guerilla Monsoon Rap."

Twenty-three years ago, Dr. Dre and The Firm conjured some classy mafioso rap on "Firm Fiasco."

It feels like only yesterday that Nicki Minaj and Eminem were trading twisted maniacal fantasies on "Roman's Revenge."

Juice WRLD and Future's collaborative project "WRLD On Drugs" is two years old.

PartyNextDoor came through with official releases of some of his best old songs.

It's hard to believe, but Nas first came into the game with "Halftime" twenty-eight years ago to this day.

Twenty-one years ago, Mos Def's debut album "Black On Both Sides" found him trading bars with Busta Rhymes.

Seventeen years ago, Ludacris kicked off "Chicken-N-Beer" with the defiant anthem "Blow It Out."