When Entire Rap Movements Collapsed

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🔥 Hip-hop is built on crews but not all of them survive fame, conflict, or legal trouble.Some movements collapsed completely.Most crews aren’t “wiped out” overnightBreakups often stem from contracts, loyalty conflicts, or leadership disputesLegal scrutiny and industry politics can dismantle even powerful collectivesThis episode looks at collapse, not chaos.Because sometimes a movement doesn’t end with a bang. It fades under pressure.📌 Love the episode? Show some love, follow, comment, and share! Let’s crush that 1,000 ⭐️ goal on Spotify together! 📧 Contact: [email protected]

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