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As we close out the year, its commonplace to look back at the moments in music that continued to make Hip-Hop one of the most popular genres across the globe. But it’s also important that we never let the memories of those we lost this year slip away.
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From producers, DJs, rappers and more, we’ve seen several big names transition in 2024. While they may no longer be here in the physical form, their contributions to the culture will not only last for decades to come, but will be seen, felt and heard in the next wave of entertainers who draw inspiration by those who came before.
With that said, let’s take a quick look back at those we lost.
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