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Best Hip Hop Video - Who has the hottest video of the year?

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2 CHAINZ - WATCH OUT       - Watch out for this video! 2 Chainz’s head takes over a number of different people’s bodies in this hilarious video. Do you think he has the chance to win? (Photo: Def Jam Recordings)  

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DESIIGNER - PANDA         - Paul Geusebroek takes us on a wild ride with Desiigner. This up-close-and-personal video shot from a selfie-perspective will be sure to help you learn how to dab like a pro.(Photo: GOOD Music, Def Jam Recordings)      

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DJ KHALED FT. JAY Z & FUTURE - I GOT THE KEY         - DJ Khaled’s dropped another one! This video is full of the most impeccable rappers in the game right now. Only Khaled could get all the best in one place.   (Photo: We the Best Music Group, Epic Records)     

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DRAKE - HOTLINE BLING         - Drake’s vibes are at an all time high in this meme-worthy video! From the very signature Drizzy hand moves to the slow motion dance moves, it’s epic!(Photo: OVO Sound, Cash Money Records, Young Money Entertainment)      

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FAT JOE & REMY MA FT. FRENCH MONTANA & INFARED - ALL THE WAY UP         - Fans are going all the way up for the reunion of Fat Joe and Remy Ma. And to put icing on the cake, they brought along French and Infared.   (Photo: Terror Squad Entertainment, Entertainment One Music)     

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KANYE WEST FT. RIHANNA - FAMOUS         - Cover your eyes, kids, this is not your normal hip-hop video. Instead, this is art at its finest and most creative! Kanye West shows just how raw he can get by having nude wax figures made of a few very famous individuals, including him and his wifey Kim.(Photo: GOOD Music, Def Jam Recordings)      

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Best Collabo, Duo or Group - Teamwork makes the dream work!

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FAT JOE & REMY MA FT. FRENCH MONTANA & INFARED - ALL THE WAY UP         - Remy and Joe’s reunion is memorable, historical and long overdue. These two can only make magic together!(Photo: Terror Squad Entertainment, Entertainment One Music)          

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DRAKE FT. WIZKID & KYLA - ONE DANCE         - Get your salsa on, get your jig in, get down with bae or just get it solo – whatever you do, this is 100% the song of the summer.(Photo: OVO Sound, Cash Money Records, Young Money Entertainment)      

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DRAKE & FUTURE - JUMPMAN         - Them boys are sure up to something with this one. This collab blasted on max volume from everyone’s stereo day and night. Can you blame us?(Photo: Cash Money Records, Epic Records, Freebandz, Republic Records, Young Money Entertainment)      

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DJ KHALED FT. JAY Z & FUTURE - I GOT THE KEYS         - If you got a new apartment, a new car or even just replacement keys to your house, this is the song for you! Jay and Future go AWF on this record, showing you that having keys is really just equivalent to having bragging rights of what’s yours.(Photo: We the Best Music Group, Epic Records)  

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DJ KHALED FT. DRAKE - FOR FREE         - Drake drops some of his most Instagram- and Snapchat-worthy gems on this track. Girls are out at the gym, spending their summer getting their stomach on “flat-flat.”(Photo: We the Best Music Group, Epic Records)        

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Best Live Performer - In the words of Jigga, "I came, I saw, I conquered/From record sales/ to sold out concerts".

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DRAKE       - Drake is an awesome self-promoter, always ready to takeover the summer. He broke us off with some new hot singles this year at his OVO Fest and he headlined some of our other favorite events of the year, from iHeartMusic Festival to his awesome appearances at Rihanna’s ANTI World Tour, Drake is always a crowd pleaser.(Photo: Rick Wern/WireImage)        

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FUTURE       - Future hypes the crowd, shaking his dreads and feeling every beat and every word. His concerts are not to be missed! Honestly, he has the hottest songs out right now.   (Photo: Paras Griffin/Getty Images for Atlantic Records)     

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J. COLE        - The Forest Hills Drive Tour was unforgettable, phenomenal and magical, to say the least. Cole had the hottest tour of the year, raking in around $16.4 million from the third leg of the tour around North America. (Photo: C Flanigan/WireImage)     

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KANYE WEST         - The genius himself has wowed his fans in ways they couldn’t have imagined, so he imagined it for them. From his Madison Square Garden takeover to his Saint Pablo Tour announcement and exclusive guest performances and moments onstage with Big Sean, Desiigner, Drake and more. He’s not one to be missed!(Photo: Johnny Nunez/WireImage)     

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KENDRICK LAMAR         - Stay woke, because Kendrick has something for you to hear. Going to a Kendrick show is life changing and view altering because he takes real life and puts it in his music in the rawest way. He’s always ready to give you an unheard freestyle or even a new snippet of a song that will never be released. Either way, you need to witness it!(Photo: Mark Metcalfe/Getty Images)           

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Lyricist of the Year - Who's got the illest rhyme schemes and double entendres in the game?

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CHANCE THE RAPPER         - Chance has blessed us with free music to our ears. His album Coloring Book makes you want to take a step back and reflect on your life. His lyrics hit home, they resonate with the people, bring a deeper meaning and provide correlation to our everyday life. (Photo: C Flanigan/WireImage)     

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DRAKE         - Drizzy is a rapper for the people — the people who love IG quotes, the folks in relationships, the singles, the kids who want to dance, the homies who can’t get enough of the radio. His lyrics even manifest in real life. They aren’t just talk; he really lives this stuff.(Photo: Rick Kern/WireImage)   

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J. COLE         - J. Cole has mastered lyricism, taking us on a musical journey through his college years while serving us golden nuggets of wisdom on relationships and side-eyeing discrimination and appropriation.(Photo: Michael Hickey/Getty Images)     

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KANYE WEST         - Ye pokes light at himself while also touching on the realities of his life on his latest project The Life of Pablo. He lets loose with heavy, beat-infused verses that will surely blow you away.(Photo: Leon Bennett/WireImage)     

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KENDRICK LAMAR       - Of course Kendrick made the list. His bars are unmatched! Time and time again he shows us that he loves his Blackness and ours. Talking about the brutality and reality that strikes the ‘hood and the raw realness of relationships, he speaks for all of us!(Photo: Kevin Winter/Getty Images for Coachella)           

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Video Director of the Year - These nominees are creating cinematic hip hop gold!

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BENNY BOOM         - Leading the way on the much anticipated Tupac Shakur biopic, Benny Boom is a top contender in the game. (Photo: Moses Robinson/BET/Getty Images for BET)     

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COLIN TILLEY         - Colin Tilley had Kendrick rapping on top of traffic lights and had Kim K and other baddie celeb mothers rockin out in Fergie’s “M.I.L.F.$” video. This man is capable of anything!(Photo: Paras Griffin/BET/Getty Images for BET)     

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DIRECTOR X       - The videos of the summer, every YouTuber tried to recreate and replicate the moves and scenes from “Work” by Rihanna featuring Drake and “Hotline Bling” by Drake, but no one could ever put something so magical together like the one and only Director X.(Photo: George Pimentel/WireImage)         

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HYPE WILLIAMS         - Hype Williams is a legend and everything he’s putting out is gold!   (Photo: Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic)             

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KANYE WEST         - ‘Famous’ is unlike any music video out. As soon as the video dropped, Ye knew he dropped a bomb on the industry. With a nude figure of Taylor Swift laying next to Kanye and Kim, who were joined closely by Chris Brown lying next to RiRi, it was sure to break the internet.(Photo: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images)       

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DJ of the Year - Go DJ! That's my DJ!

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DJ DRAMA      - Drama's Quality Street Music 2 just dropped and the features are bananas. From Lil’ Wayne to Lil Uzi Vert to Thugger and many more, the guest appearances alone are definitely worth the listen.(Photo: Ethan Miller/Getty Images)    

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DJ ENVY         - Envy, without a doubt, has Power 105.1 on lock, but moreso, he’s got his ear to the streets with hip-hop facts and knowledge that are extremely exclusive. He’s one of the few great hip-hop personalities of our time.(Photo: Jerritt Clark/Getty Images)     

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DJ ESCO      - Esco has given us project after project, from 56 Nights to Ball Like Me and No Sleep. Now he’s got Project E.T. out. What more could we ask for?!(Photo: Prince Williams/WireImage)

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DJ KHALED    - Khaled’s year is a journey of success, from major key records to his album Major Key taking a major No. 1 spot.(Photo: John Parra/Getty Images for Pepsi)  

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DJ MUSTARD      - Mustard on the beat! He’s cooked up some of the best tracks for the summer and now he’s got a super hot single out called “Whole Lotta Lovin’” featuring Travis Scott, as well as RiRi's "Needed Me". He’s even about to start working with YG again on a new mixtape. We can’t wait for what’s ahead! (Photo: Michael Tullberg/Getty Images for Coachella)  

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Producer of the Year - These noms have the beats on fleek!

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DJ MUSTARD    - West Coast stand up! This LA native went from being a neighborhood DJ to one of hip-hop’s hottest producers! With hits like Rihanna’s “Needed Me” and Travis Scott’s “Whole Lotta Lovin,” DJ Mustard may be the heaviest producer in the game, no pun intended.(Photo: Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images)  

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DR. DRE         - This year and any year for the past decade, Dr. Dre has consistently been one of the most laser focused and hardworking producers in hip-hop. His signature sound has influenced the genre so greatly that it is hard to truly measure the impact of his music.(Photo: Mike Coppola/Getty Images)   

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METRO BOOMIN         - He’s young and his music is poppin’! Metro Boomin will get the party started and we love to hear his ATL sound when he collaborates with our favorite trap artists.(Photo: WENN.com)   

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MIKE WILL MADE-IT    - Mike Will has been consistently been providing us with hard-hitting, high-energy, innovative tracks. Check his catalogue, it’s quite likely you’ll see more than a few of your favorite songs.(Photo: Paras Griffin/Getty Images for ASCAP)   

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PHARRELL WILLIAMS    - Skateboard P is undoubtedly one of the most creative minds in music today. However, before we knew him for art and fashion we knew him for music production. The fact remains that Pharrell is still one of the nicest producers in the game.(Photo: Rick Diamond/Getty Images for CMT)  

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MVP of the Year - These noms have snagged number one spots and have garnered so much success they ride around on yachts!

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DJ KHALED    - First of all “don’t ever play yourself.” DJ Khaled’s “major keys” and “cloth talk” speak volumes about why he is a candidate for MVP.(Photo: Larry Busacca/Getty Images for NARAS)     

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DRAKE      - What can’t this guy do? A man of many talents and gifts, it seems that he knows just how to use them to continue propelling himself to the top.(Photo: Andrew Lipovsky/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images)    

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FUTURE      - His signature trap sound seems to be the industry standard. It’s become quite clear that many new and old artists are trying to imitate his style.(Photo: Prince Williams/WireImage)    

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KANYE WEST    - Love him or hate him, Yeezy is pushing the envelope every day and expanding the possibilities for any artist involved in the hip-hop industry. He is a visionary and a pioneer and that is not to be taken lightly.(Photo: Danny Martindale/WireImage)    

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KENDRICK LAMAR       - Even President Obama had to give him props by proclaiming that Kendrick was his favorite rapper. His music has been incredibly impactful for this generation and his message will have a lasting effect on the culture.(Photo: Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images)   

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Track of the Year - These singles dropped and made the world turn up the volume!

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ALL THE WAY UP – PRODUCED BY COOL & DRE AND EDSCLUSIVE (FAT JOE & REMY MA FT. FRENCH MONTANA & INFARED)    - New York stand up! Fat Joe and Remy returned to the game with a smash single! NY, y’all are “All the Way Up!”(Photo: Terror Squad/E1)    

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CONTROLLA – PRODUCED BY BOI-1DA (DRAKE)      - Drake makes hits! “Controlla” is no exception. This song is a jam and you’ll be hard pressed to find someone who disagrees.(Photo: Kevin Mazur/WireImage)     

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HOTLINE BLING – PRODUCED BY NINETEEN85 (DRAKE)      -  If you’re talking about hit singles in 2016, then make sure you mention “Hotline Bling.” Also, let’s not forget Drake’s signature dance moves in the video! LOL!(Photo: Cash Money / Republic Records)   

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I GOT THE KEYS – PRODUCED BY SOUTHSIDE (DJ KHALED FT. JAY Z & FUTURE)    - DJ Khaled Brought Jay Z back from his hiatus and with Future delivering an uber-catchy hook, this song was on every hip-hop DJ’s playlist.(Photo: We the Best Music Group, Epic Records)    

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PANDA – PRODUCED BY MENACE (DESIIGNER)         - Designer delivered a true breakout single! In case you’re wondering , the “Panda” he’s singing about is a BMW with a black-and-white paint job.(Photo: Def Jam Recordings)   

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Album of the Year - From beginning to end, this project turned into a thorough and critically acclaimed body of work.

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DJ KHALED - I CHANGED A LOT      - Many people would say that this is DJ Khaled’s year, and his album is like the icing on the cake. If you haven’t checked out this project, take a look at his list of features and you’ll know that he wasn’t playing any games with this one.(Photo: We the Best Music Group)   

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DR. DRE - COMPTON    - How long did we wait for a Dre album?! It seemed like forever but when it came, it did not disappoint.(Photo: Interscope Records)    

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DRAKE – VIEWS    - He had the whole industry staying up until midnight to download his album the moment it dropped. Although the tempo may have been different than many expected, the quality of the music is undeniable.(Photo: OVO Sound/Young Money Entertainment)    

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FETTY WAP - FETTY WAP      - Fetty Wap took the industry by storm this year. He had multiple No. 1 records and arrived on the hip-hop scene like a phenomenon(Photo: RGF Productions / 300 Entertainment)       

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FUTURE - DS2    - This project was “wicked” good, get it? No, like really “wicked, wicked, wicked” good!(Photo: Freebandz / Epic Records)      

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KANYE WEST - THE LIFE OF PABLO         - Some people follow trends and some people set trends. Kanye set trends with this album and it’s a pleasure to get to see him to continue to push the envelope sonically.(Photo: Good Music Inc, Def Jam)

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Best New Hip Hop Artist - The new kids on the block are ready to show us what they got.

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ANDERSON .PAAK            - Anderson .Paak’s unique sound is infectious. It’s truly refreshing to hear his music and it’s looking like he’s got a bright future ahead.(Photo: James Goulden Photography/Getty Images for SXSW)      

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BRYSON TILLER         - Also known as “Pen Griffey,” he delivered one of the best debut albums we’ve heard in a long time. There’s no denying that he’s carved out a lane for himself and that his music is scorching hot!(Photo: Joseph Okpako/WireImage)     

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CHANCE THE RAPPER         - After being co-signed by some of hip-hop’s biggest names, it’s clear that Chance the Rapper has got skills. He’s creating space for his style of rap and so far it’s working. (Photo:Tim Mosenfelder/Getty Images)       

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DESIIGNER      - Designer brings the energy that we love! Great hip-hop artists have historically had great energy, so it’s nice to see Designer go all out in each and every performance.(Photo: Ernesto Distefano/Getty Images)   

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TORY LANEZ    - Don’t sleep on Tory Lanez. Trust and know that if you sleep on this young talent, he will wake you up with one of his undeniable jams!(Photo: Josh Brasted/FilmMagic)   

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Hustler of the Year - This life is about making money and earning to success.

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DJ KHALED      - His empire has grown considerably. The self-proclaimed “King of the Anthems” is also the King of Snapchat, Sneakers and Merch!(Photo: Gerardo Mora/Getty Images for Pepsi)  

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DRAKE      - He’s selling records and doing deals — major deals. It’s no secret the Drake has a “really big team and they need some really big rings.” (Photo: Erika Goldring/FilmMagic)   

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FUTURE      - A product of the Dungeon Family and kin to some of the most notorious ATL hustlers, Future knows the game well. A feature from him isn’t cheap and he’s been doing his thing on the live music scene!(Photo: Josh Brasted/FilmMagic)  

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JAY-Z    - If hustling is about making money, then you must show the ultimate respect to Hov. After all, he’s a business, man, not a not a businessman.(Photo: Theo Wargo/Getty Images for Live Nation)    

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KANYE WEST      - Fashion is his latest venture and judging from his latest sneaker releases with Adidas, it’s clear he’s doing numbers. In fact, he declared this year that the Yeezy’s have “jumped over Jumpman,” implying that his sneaker brand has now surpassed Michael Jordan’s iconic shoe line.(Photo: Brian Gove/WireImage)  

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Made-You-Look Award - The flyest hip hop artists out right now.

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A$AP ROCKY         - What other MC wears Dior but still remains true to his hip-hop swag all the while calling himself pretty?(Photo: John Phillips/Getty Images for GUCCI)      

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DRAKE    - Much like his album Views, Drake’s style is pretty laid-back, but it may have a few turn up moments. (Photo: George Pimentel/Getty Images for Virginia Black Decadent American Whiskey)

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FUTURE         - The rapper carved a lane for himself during a time when the industry was already heavily saturated. Now that’s a major key. (Photo: Prince Williams/WireImage)        

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KANYE WEST    - A true lover of fashion, Ye took his talents to Fendi one summer as an intern, ultimately creating his own line in 2015 with Yeezy Season 1. Earlier this year, we saw him provide a different take on denim by rocking an embellished, silver denim jacket with ripped denim jeans, making us all look and stare. (Photo: George Pimentel/WireImage) 

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NICKI MINAJ      - From the beginning of her career, Nicki has managed to make outlandish style still resemble hip hop (some compare her to Lil’ Kim). Probably one of her most fresh, subdued looks was the black-and-white sleeveless Mugler dress she paired with René Caovilla patchwork Swarovski crystal T-strap sandals at the 2015 BET Awards.(Photo: Larry Busacca/Getty Images)  

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Best Mixtape - From jamming in the car to your room, these mixtapes are off the chain!

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CHANCE THE RAPPER – COLORING BOOK      - Colorful is probably the best way to describe this body of work. Chance straddles the line between being political correct and ratchet, sanctified and insane as he raps about the areas of his life that need sanity. (Photo: Chance The Rapper)  

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FRENCH MONTANA – WAVE GODS (HOSTED BY MAX B)    - Filled with cameos from rap’s elite, “Wave Gods” showcases what it sounds like if the justice league of hip hop made a record. The mixtape features Nas, Puff Daddy, Kanye and more. (Photo: Coke Boys Records)  

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FUTURE – PURPLE REIGN      - Executive produced by Metro Boomin and DJ Esco, this EP is filled with hard-hitting, climatic turn up anthems with Future’s signature style. (Photo: Freebandz)    

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LIL UZI VERT – LIL UZI VERT VS. THE WORLD        - The artwork alone suggests that the EP will be epic. It features a pink-haired anime girl sitting on what appears to be Lil Uzi Vert’s head while he looks up above all of the haters (hence: Lil Uzi Vert vs. the World). The album is filled with motivational anthems.(Photo: Atlantic Records, Generation Now)   

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YOUNG THUG – SLIME SEASON 3         - While most of the tracks are some that we’re used to hearing from Young Thug, he does offer a few unconventional ones, like “I’m Up,” which is very unpredictable.(Photo: 300 Entertainment, Atlantic Records)    

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Sweet 16: Best Featured Verse - These artists hopped on the track and gave it life!

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2 CHAINZ – NO PROBLEM (CHANCE THE RAPPER – FT. LIL WAYNE & 2 CHAINZ)      - From the visual for the track, we already knew that 2 Chainz was on another level. He solidified that with his standout line: “I’m so high, me and God dapping.” 2 Chainz bodied this! (Photo: Chance The Rapper)  

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DRAKE – WORK (RIHANNA FT. DRAKE)      - Drake gave us his signature lovesick lyrics in rare form on this collabo. Standout line: “If you had a twin/I would still choose you.”(Photo: Roc Nation, Westbury Road)  

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KENDRICK LAMAR - FREEDOM (BEYONCE FT. KENDRICK LAMAR)    - If there was such a thing as a soundtrack to #BlackMaleMagic or being a #CarefreeBlackBoy, Kendrick cracked the code in this verse on “Freedom.” Standout line: “But mama/Don’t cry for me/Ride for me/Try for me/Live for me/Breathe for me/Sing for me/Honestly guidin’ me/I could be more than I gotta be.” (Photo: Paras Griffin/BET/Getty Images for BET)  

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KODAK BLACK – LOCKJAW (FRENCH MONTANA FT. KODAK BLACK)         - Definitely a summertime fly song. Kodak’s assist adds the zest that’s needed to the track. Standout line: “Soon as the floor hits my feet, I’m getting high/Eyes bowleg, lookin’ crooked in the face.”(Photo: Epic Records) 

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NICKI MINAJ – DOWN IN THE DM - REMIX (YO GOTTI FT. NICKI MINAJ)         - Who else could Yo Gotti have asked to pen a female rebuttal but Nicki Lewinsky herself? Standout line: “Even Queen Bey had to tell ‘em I’m the queen/Check the D/Blessed, indeed/The executive producer/B***h, rest in peace/Then he put his hands in my pants/Felt them thick lips/And got wood.”(Photo: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for TIDAL)  

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Impact Track - These songs definitely hit home in more ways than one.

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J. COLE - LOVE YOURZ         - Cole emphasizes the beauty in the struggle of life and ultimately understanding that there are more important things in life, like love and happiness.(Photo: Columbia Records, Dreamville Records)  

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JAY Z - SPIRITUAL      - Released on July 7, 2016, days after the murders of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, Jay Z dropped this as a way to speak to young Black men, repeating the words “I am not poison.”(Photo: Theo Wargo/Getty Images for Live Nation)    

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JIDENNA – LONG LIVE THE CHIEF         - On this track, Jidenna further drills the point that he’d like to lead like his dad, who was a chief in the Igbo culture, with lyrics like, “When I met Bill Clinton I was seventeen/But dead presidents is all my n****s need/Dining with the governor’s daughter/And her father say I remind him of Obama.”(Photo: Epic Records, Wondaland)

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RAURY – TRAP TEARS    - Here, Raury talks about the realities of life in the doldrums a.k.a. the trap. A smooth track that still gets the point across, it’s all about using his art to make us aware of the grime and grit of the trap. (Photo: Columbia Records)  

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SIR THE BAPTIST FT. CHUCHPEOPLE – RAISE HELL         - Straddling the line between what’s appropriate and what’s not, Sir the Baptist makes a huge statement as we start thinking about what’s politically correct or not in today’s times. This track definitely follows the manual created by Kendrick’s #CarefreeBlackBoy vibes. (Photo: Atlantic Records)    

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People's Champ Award - Go vote for your favorite here!

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DESIIGNER - PANDA    - Probably one of the most important songs of the summer. Not to mention that this kid’s style is bananas as well. (Photo: GOOD Music, Def Jam Recordings)  

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DJ KHALED FT. DRAKE – FOR FREE      - All the Summer Sixteen vibes that ever existed in the world are in this one song. (Photo: We the Best Music Group, Epic Records)    

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FAT JOE & REMY MA FT. FRENCH MONTANA & INFARED - ALL THE WAY UP       - The beat just goes so hard and Remy Ma earned her title as one of the best female lyricists all over again with her verse. Here’s a taste: “My swag, my flow I stole it back/They mad, too bad, my show is packed/My town, my crown, I really rap.”(Photo: Terror Squad Entertainment, Entertainment One Music)  

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O.T. GENASIS FT. YOUNG DOLPH – CUT IT      - It’s so catchy and O.T.’s flow adds some extra special sauce to the track.(Photo: Jory Lee Cordy/Atlantic Records)  

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TRAVIS SCOTT – ANTIDOTE       - It’s like the minute the song drops all the homies actually start dancing against their will.(Photo: Grand Hustle Records, Epic Records)   

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YOUNG THUG – BEST FRIEND         - More turn up time for Young Thug and we’re into every minute of it.(Photo: 300 Entertainment, Atlantic Records)  

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