By Gabe Mendoza
While many were crying that there wasn’t enough “real” Hip-Hop in 2014, Odeisel and Gabe run off a hour’s worth of head-nodding, banging-in-your-jeep (if you have one), lyrical wizardry dopeness. We may mention your favorites, we may not. Check to find out on this week’s year wrap up show.
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