A Guide to Memphis Rap’s New Wave
The roots of the modern rap are in Tennessee. Artists like Big Moochie Grape, NLE Choppa and Duke Deuce are leading the new era.
The roots of the modern rap are in Tennessee. Artists like Big Moochie Grape, NLE Choppa and Duke Deuce are leading the new era.
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