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The more things change the more they stay the same. While “Bye Felicia” has become more of a social norm in the past few years, ABC’s Robin Roberts used the phrase last week with her dismissal of Omarosa Manigault, producer and songwriter D. Brooks Exclusive has turned the term into a banger with some hard hitting production while KD Young Cocky flows over the instrumentation like only he can.

The Chicagoan made headlines in 2017 with his work featuring Bump J, Future, Rico Nasty, NBA Young Boy and others. Expect 2018 to be even bigger for him as he is developing new artist and producing hits with artists such as Ty Dolla $ign, Dreezy, and YFN Lucci.

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Chicago has always been rich in talent in sports, entertainment and sports. There’s been a renaissance most recently with a lot of rappers propelling their careers to the next level. Youve got up and  comers like G Herbo, Lil Bibby, The Boy Illinois and more on that trajectory to get to the next level.

In basketball culture, there’s always talk about a Mount Rushmore of great players, or as Jadakiss calls it: the top 5 Dead Or Alive. ‘Kiss even told me his.

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Keeping it Chicago, I caught up with Lil Bibby on a recent episode of Scoop B Radio Overtime to discuss who’d he put on his Mount Rushmore.

“I like Twista, I like Bump J, I like Kanye [West], Common is dope,” he told me on Scoop B Radio Overtime.

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