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        Collaborators turned competitors take similar paths to stardom
            by Maurice Garland
            It seems like an eon ago now, considering how much has changed. But barely two years have passed since the night in February 2010 when hip-hop rookies Pill and Freddie Gibbs headlined alongside another artist on the rise, Yelawolf, at the East Atlanta neighborhood bar 529.&hellip;
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