Rap Radar

T.I. becomes the latest passenger on board Diddy’s Last Train To Paris. Hello, good morning. And in case we don’t ever hear this song again, good afternoon, good evening, and good night.

UPDATE: Diddy’s in super promo mode.

For a third time, Curtis Jackson sits in the director’s chair. This time for Lloyd Banks’ new video. Look out for H.F.M.2. (Hunger For More 2) coming soon.

Thisis50

As the headline suggests, CyHi reacts to Kanye’s co-sign from a month ago. He says since the plug, he’s gotten a lot more press—and Twitter followers too. Hey, get it how ya live.

DD

Hope you are prepared to take it low by Wednesday, as Ms. Monáe’s latest finally gets a visual. Better hang on tight.

UHTN

With the video to premiere later on this week, we still have yet to hear the actual song. Here’s a quick snippet with Tapemasters Inc. tags for now. Typical Nicki flow, but pretty sick beat. Better prepare for the takeover barbz.

UPDATE: Full

Karen Civil

UPDATE 2: Nicki let’s it go dirty

Earlier we heard Millz dispute the XXL Freshmen class, and just moments ago, Skitzo let off some new music from Jae and his pick, Vado. I got to admit, this particular track goes hard.

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Sometimes rap news comes from the most unlikely sources. E! News correspondent Michael Yo claims that a new Dr. Dre and Jay-Z song will soon be released. Not sure if it’s from Detox or uptempo. Only time will tell if Mr. Yo is right.

UHTN

Previously: Dr. Dre To Jay-Z: “Come, Holla”

After puttin’ his last three albums out through EMI/Capitol, Crack signed to Koch, pardon me, E1 Music and reunites with his former Relativity boss Alan Grunblatt. Who says you can’t come home again? Now let’s just get that “Slow Down” in rotation. That joint’s still a problem! Don’t blow it.

Double XL

Into makin’ money? So is Grafh and Jim Jones. Here’s a new cut that’s been floating around all day.

Lil X is behind the lens in Dream’s video for his title track, “Love King”. Album drops this summer. Crown me.