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The history of the mixtape is complex, and its definition has transformed over time. Its early presence in music conjures memories of DJs Clue and Doo Wop, who used mixtapes in the ’90s to propel rising MCs to fame through exclusive recordings—they’d compile tracks and freestyles by several artists on one album, and distribute it themselves. New York’s 50 Cent and DJ Whoo Kid helped to build the traditional mixtape model as it’s commonly understood: One artist raps and freestyles over pre-existing popular beats, and then self-releases the project.
