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Konata Small’s “Ruckus” was featured in the launch trailer for Fortnite’s Chapter 2 and has racked up more than 6 million Spotify streams to date. The single is produced by Crispin and Will Ventures. On the track, Konata Small raps about fighting to make a change.

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Faouzia’s “Tears of Gold” has found a strong audience with more than 3 million YouTube views to date. The single is produced by K-Kov. On the track, Faouzia sings about unrequited love.

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Everyone wants to kick off the new year looking and feeling their best — and with the help of the keto diet, you can. Whether you’ve made a New Year’s resolution to lose weight or simply eat healthier, going ketogenic can help you reach your goals. Plus, plenty of everyday people and celebrities tout the benefits of the meal plan.

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PUBLIC’s viral TikTok hit, “Make You Mine,” has racked up more than 52 million Spotify streams to date. The single is produced by PUBLIC itself. On the track, the group sings about the passion of a new relationship.

DDG’s “PUSH” is his latest hit, and it’s already racked up more than 3 million Spotify streams to date. It is produced by Sean Small and Sam Sumser and appears on VALEDICTORIAN. On the track, DDG interpolates Salt-N-Pepa’s hit song, Push It.

Two Feet’s “You?” has found a strong audience with more than 4 million YouTube views to date. The song is produced by Two Feet himself. On the track, Two Feet sings about a few of his previous relationships.

Paloma Mami’s “Mami” is her latest hit, and it’s already racked up more than 6 million YouTube views to date. The single is produced by Taiko. On the track, Paloma Mami samples reggaeton pioneer Ivy Queen’s 2003 hit “Quiero Bailar.”

Smino’s “Trina” is his latest hit, and it’s already racked up more than 3 million Spotify streams to date. The single is produced by Lido and Kenny Beats. On the track, Smino pays tribute to rap legend Trina.

Inglewood, California native, D Smoke rose to popularity after winning season 1 of Netflix’s hip-hop competition series Rhythm + Flow. On the season finale, D Smoke performed “Last Supper,” which has since racked up more than 6 million Spotify streams to date. The song is produced by Sounwave and appears on Rhythm + Flow Soundtack: The Final Episode. On the track, D Smoke acknowledges his competitors on the series, while demonstrating his lyrical skill.

Flo Milli’s “In The Party” is her latest hit, and it’s already racked up more than 7 million Spotify streams to date. On the track, Flo Milli flexes her unique flow over a RaeSam beat.

Hailing from Houston, Texas, That Girl Lay Lay has found a strong audience with “Supersize XL.” Since its release, the track has racked up more than 17 million YouTube views to date. The single is produced by Trendz Music and Kid Classic and features verses from Lil TerRio and Lil Blurry. On the track, That Girl Lay Lay raps about her life in her hometown.

Drake just sat down with Rap Radar for a wide-ranging conversation about his career, and he touched on everything from his regrets about Thank Me Later to the albums he considers classics in his discography.

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HAIM’s “Now I’m In It” is the trio’s latest hit, and it’s already racked up more than 8 million Spotify streams to date. The single is produced by Rostam, Ariel Rechtshaid and band member Danielle Haim. On the track, the group sings about dealing with depression.