The Learning... offers a weekly symphony of stories, connecting you to the soul of hip-hop music. It's not just about artists and albums; it's about the echoes they leave in the world. Powered by content from ASK.HipHop, we bring you a curated mix of musical history, artist spotlights, and the latest industry trends. Tune in to the narrative behind the notes.

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As a subgenre of hip-hop, drill music originated in the Chicago Southside throughout the 2010s. Drill holds similarities to Atlanta’s trap music scene, which also embodies dark production and themes of criminal activity. Emerging from crime-ridden neighborhoods like Chi-Town’s Woodlawn community called “Dro City,” the genre became notorious for its gang violence. A slang term for “kill,” drill became known for its trademark flow, ominous lyrics about street hustling, and toned-down tempo (around 70 beats per minute).

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The Learning... offers a weekly symphony of stories, connecting you to the soul of hip-hop music. It's not just about artists and albums; it's about the echoes they leave in the world. Powered by content from ASK.HipHop, we bring you a curated mix of musical history, artist spotlights, and the latest industry trends. Tune in to the narrative behind the notes.

In recent months, the entertainment industry has been abuzz with serious allegations against Sean “Diddy” Combs, a prominent figure in the world of hip-hop and business. These allegations, ranging from sexual assault to human trafficking, have not only shocked fans and industry insiders but have also led to significant legal and cultural repercussions. Adding to the complexity of the situation are comments from celebrities like Katt Williams, providing an insight into the personal behavior of Combs. This article aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the unfolding events and their implications.

As a subgenre of hip-hop, drill music originated in the Chicago Southside throughout the 2010s. Drill holds similarities to Atlanta’s trap music scene, which also embodies dark production and themes of criminal activity. Emerging from crime-ridden neighborhoods like Chi-Town’s Woodlawn community called “Dro City,” the genre became notorious for its gang violence. A slang term for “kill,” drill became known for its trademark flow, ominous lyrics about street hustling, and toned-down tempo (around 70 beats per minute).

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