VH1 Hip Hop Honors: All Hail the Queens

It's Ladies Nigh!

2016•1h 24m

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We knew the return of Hip-Hop Honors after a six-year hiatus would be huge, but with a surprise from Diddy and some major beef getting squashed, this year was bigger than ever.

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Lil' Kim

Missy Elliott

Queen Latifah

Cheryl 'Salt' James

Sandra 'Pepa' Denton

Eve

Remy Ma

Nelly Furtado

Trina

Treach

Vin Rock

DJ Kay Gee

Keke Palmer

Ashanti

Dreezy

Deidra Roper

Teyana Taylor

Dej Loaf

Lil Mama

Jadakiss

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