Tito Lopez sure had an experience during the first leg of K.R.I.T.’s tour. Rather than releasing a vlog, he decides to revisit the trek with his new video of The Hunger Game.

Gucci Mane’s dropping his Trap God mixtape in a few hours, but for now, he throws his middle fingers up with Future in his new video. Fuck da song though.

Lil Wayne’s upcoming prison memoir, Gone Till November will document his time behind bars from March to November 2010. The 23-page hardcover will be

Construction, what’s their function? Well for

Last week, DJ Kay Slay’s Streetsweeper Radio show invited Pusha T and, of course, he supplied an in-studio performance.

Guess who snuck through the back door. Tomorrow, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis’ debut album

Rev. Al Sharpton held his third annual National Action Network Triumph Awards last night in New York City. Amongst the honorees was Sean “Diddy” Combs. Videography wasn’t allowed, but here’s audio of his acceptance speech courtesy of Mike Feeney.

DJ Paul was arrested last weekend in NYC for carrying a taser while drinking alcohol from an open container. He spent a day in jail and spoke on his experience with Sway In The Morning.

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When under the influence of weed, anything is possible.

While debuting his new

Miguel made his late night presence over at Jimmy Kimmel Live! and gave a live rendition of his album’s sixth track. Kaladeiscope Dream in stores now. rap-up

Wiz and the

?uestlove will soon add professor to his resume. The Roots drummer will

Gucci held a listening session

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Busta and J-Doe suit up the old fashion way in their brand new motion picture. The track can be found on Rhymes’ free album,

Mac’s got more random tunes in his stash. And this evening, he releases more free music accompanied with a video

Caroling through the night is Cee-Lo Green and his Donny Hathaway remake. Cee-Lo’s Magical Moment happens uh, the day before Halloween, but pre-order it today.

Future spreads the love as Kelly Rowland joins him on the remix to his debut album’s 8th track. Pluto in stores now. You’re welcome, B.Dot.