#ThrowbackThursday: 25 Old School Hip-Hop Pics of the Week #3
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iHipHop’s Instagram Babe of the Week: Dominique Chinn
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It's Friday, so you know what that means. Instagram Babe of the Week. Last week we introduced you to Lisa Galore, a fine dime piece. This week we've got Dominique Chinn, a woman who sports a naturally voluptuous body. In addition to her sensational figure Dominique has also been blessed with a gorgeous face; a pair of juicy full lips and pretty eyes to round off her package of curvy beauty. Check out our Instagram Babe of the Week, Dominique Chinn after the jump!
#ThrowbackThursday: 25 Old School Hip-Hop Pics of the Week #2
9 years ago 26,868,798
Last Thursday we introduced a new weekly segment here at iHipHop in which we post 25 old school hip-hop photos as part of the internet phenomena known as Throwback Thursday. And for our second installment of #ThrowbackThursday we again have scoured the deepest, darkest depths of the 'net to bring you more vintage rap photos you've probably never seen before. This week we've got some goodies, for sure. Mark Wahlberg playing ball with Will Smith, Wesley Snipes, OutKast, Mya, and L.A. Reid circa 1996, Bun B and Pimp C in high school, and Prodigy of Mobb Deep like you've never seen him! Peep the photos after the jump. Enjoy!
#ThrowbackThursday: 25 Old School Hip-Hop Pics of the Week
9 years ago 24,197,877
Throwback Thursday. Everyone and their mother partakes in the weekly internet phenomena that is sweeping the Western world, in which one shares old school images on various popular social networking sites (most notably Instagram). And perhaps the genre of music to receive the most love via this tradition is hip-hop, as many (including the artists themselves) share vintage snaps of various rap acts over the decades. Some even dating back to its infancy. So, we here at iHipHop, being the obsessive rap fans that we are, have decided we would partake in this lore as well and share 25 old school hip-hop photos each and every Thursday. This week we've got some goodies, including photos of a young Kanye West, Nas & Jay Z before the beef, and even Allen Iverson chillin' with some notable rappers of the 2000s. Check them all out after the jump! Enjoy.
Photos: 7th Annual CMJ Takeover @ Highline Ballroom, NYC w/ Joey Bada$$ & Pro Era, Smoke DZA, Cozz, SD, Raz Fresco & More
10 years ago 13,699,422
On Thursday October 23, 2014 the 7th Annual CMJ Takeover took place at Manhattan’s Highline Ballroom. iHipHop.com was on-hand as a sponsor of the night’s event, which featured performances by Joey Bada$$ & Pro Era, Smoke DZA (along with members of R.F.C.), Cozz, SD, Raz Fresco, DP and more. Click through this slideshow to see photos of the nights events. All photos by Lauren Gesswein. Copyright 2014 Triumph Media Holdings, Inc.
7th Annual CMJ Takeover w/ Joey Bada$$ & Pro Era, Smoke DZA, Cozz, Vince Staples, SD, Raz Fresco & More
10 years ago 3,088,305
If you are in the Tri-State area, you won't want to miss this one.
Photos: Marz Lovejoy 2013 Holiday Party w/ Prodigy, Sammy Adams, Tennille, DJ Brooklyn Dawn, WcKids & More
10 years ago 11,089,188
On Thursday December 19, 2013, Marz Lovejoy held a Holiday Party at 205 Chrystie Street in Manhattan. The event was also held to celebrate the release of her new single and music video, “Discouraged.” DJ Brooklyn Dawn and WcKids held it down on the turntables, while Mobb Deep’s Prodigy, Sammy Adams, and Tennille were among those in attendance. Click through this slideshow to see exclusive photos from that night’s events. All photos by Lucas Farrar / Far Fetched Future. Copyright 2013 Triumph Media Holdings, Inc.
Marz Lovejoy Holiday Party w/ Music by DJ Brooklyn Dawn @ 205 Chrystie St. on Thursday 12/19/13
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Marz Lovejoy is having a Holiday Party on Thursday December 19th at 205 Chrystie St. in New York City. Hit the jump for more info.
8 Questions With iHipHop: How Much Has Eminem Matured On MMLP2?
10 years ago 6,110,676
With MMLP2's release to an adoring public, even as it earned uneven marks, Eminem's perceived maturity has emerged as a red herring in terms of ways to evaluate this clumsily-conceived sequel. Like many of Hollywood's clunkers, it is necessarily weighed against and down by the success of the first.