Polo G
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Read Our 1 Listen Review of Polo G’s ‘The GOAT’ Album
Polo G, for all the demons he’s faced on the streets and in his mind, is one step closer to securing his legacy.
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An Interview with Polo G’s Mother & Manager Stacia Mac: “There’s No Room for Failure”
“When managing my son because there’s no room for failure. It has to work; I have to work.”
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75 Best Hip-Hop and R&B Albums of 2019, Ranked
For the final time of 2019, we’ll see you in the comments.
2 Chainz, Albums, Anderson .Paak, Ari Lennox, Baby Keem, Baby Rose, Bad Bunny, Best Of 2019, Beyoncé, billy woods, Boogie, Burna Boy, DaBaby, Danny Brown, Dave, Deem Spencer, Denzel Curry, Dreamville, EarthGang, FKA twigs, Freddie Gibbs, Future, GoldLink, James Blake, Jamila Woods, Kano, Kehlani, Kota The Friend, Kyle Dion, Lil Peep, Lists, Little Brother, Little Simz, Lizzo, Lucky Daye, M, Madlib, Maxo, Maxo Kream, Megan Thee Stallion, Mereba, Mike, Most Popular, Polo G, Quelle Chris, Radamiz, Ranked, Rapsody, Rico Nasty, Roc Marciano, SiR, Slowthai, Snoh Aalegra, Solange, Toro y Moi, Tyler, The Creator, Wale, Young Thug, Yung Baby Tate -
9 Best Debut Albums of 2019: Staff Picks
These are the best hip-hop and R&B debuts of 2019.
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How Hip-Hop Handles Mortality
“Even before music was in the picture, I understood I wasn’t invincible. I wasn’t immortal.”
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40 Best Hip-Hop and R&B Albums of 2019 (So Far), Ranked
Yet another list to argue over.
2 Chainz, Anderson .Paak, Ari Lennox, Baby Rose, billy woods, Boogie, Burna Boy, DaBaby, Dave, Denzel Curry, EarthGang, Flying Lotus, Freddie Gibbs, Future, GoldLink, James Blake, Jamila Woods, Kehlani, Kemba, Kevin Abstract, Kota The Friend, Kyle Dion, Lists, Little Brother, Little Simz, Lizzo, M, Maxo, Maxo Kream, Megan Thee Stallion, Most Popular, Opinion, Polo G, Quelle, Ranked, Rapsody, Rico Nasty, Slowthai, Solange, Toro y Moi, Tyler, The Creator, YBN Cordae, Young Nudy, Young Thug -
Chicago Rappers Pop Out at Lollapalooza
“That’s a trophy for Chicago.”
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The Art of Nostalgia: Chance The Rapper, Polo G & Maxo
Through their use of nostalgia in song, Chance The Rapper, Polo G, and Maxo’s respective stories all meet at the intersection of hopefulness.
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Polo G’s Chicago Is a Place I’ll Never Live
On ‘Die a Legend,’ Polo G takes listeners on a tour of the Chicago streets that raised him with a proficiency that defies his age and relative inexperience.