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Vince Staples and Mac Miller talk about rap and race, from Eminem to Iggy Azalea.
Way before Twitter, Drake, M.I.A., and a bunch of superfans met up online to learn together.
The xx have gotten older, but in the process they've created a timeless record of teenage love.
The woman with all the answers does not answer to anyone.
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