In an attempt to not be upstaged in his hometown’s concert, Luda brought out a gang of surprise guests but none bigger than Luke Sykwalker. Cover your eyes kids! UPDATE: DTP TV got this and then some. [vodpod id=Video.3872985&w=425&h=350&fv=]

Love King drops next Tuesday, but here are tracks number six and 11 to hold you over until then. Got to give it to Mr. Nash, these are pretty nice. “Yamaha” yk2 “February Love” uhtn Previously: “Turnt Out”

I thought Plies career was put to pasture. Nah bruh bruh, the crowd couldn’t enough of dude. Witness one of the best intros I’ve ever seen above and a surprise appearance from Jeezy after the jump. I apologize Algernod.

[vodpod id=Video.3876130&w=425&h=350&fv=] Drizzy took home a trophy last night at Canada’s Much Music Awards. Toronto’s very own, won best hip-hop video and best cinematography for “Successful”. An all white performance of “Over” after the jump. yardie

“Whether you’re 4″ Ft. or Manute’s size/ It always starts out with three dice and shoot the five…”

It ain’t no fun if the homies can’t have none. On Saturday at the Honda Center, Snoop brought out Kurupt and Warren G to perform the Doggystyle classic. Get well Nate Dogg! rap-up Previously: Drake Brings Out Kobe At Powerhouse

Get in tune with the two bonus cuts off Em’s Recovery. The first is anchored by Dr. Dre. The second features Slaughterhouse with Just Blaze on the beat. Recovery is out today! “Ridaz” “Session One” Ft. Slaughterhouse dunnyy

YN swung down to the A this weekend to witness Hot 107.9’s Southern Summer Jam. Plenty of highlights coming including The Boss who runs through his trifecta of street bangers: “BMF”, “MC Hammer” and “Super High”. Can we get a Rozay?

Reuniting with producer The Legendary Traxster, Twista chops and screws it up with the first single off his forthcoming, The Perfect Storm. My chick bad anyone? fsd

Yesterday at Power 106’s Powerhouse 2010 at the Honda Center in Anaheim, CA  Drake brought out the NBA Finals MVP before performing “Over”. After the jump, catch Drizzy and Tremaine slow it down with “Successful” as well as Diddy’s surprise performance. rap-up

The block was hot yesterday in Atlanta as Grand Hustle affiliates Young Dro and Big Mike attended an impromptu Block Party outside of 255 Tapas Lounge. Party on, dudes. exclusive access

Looks like Wayne could dodge jail time once he is released from Rikers Island. The Yuma Sun reports that the rapper copped a plea via video feed yesterday morning with the Yuma County Superior Court prosecutors for his drug and weapon charges. Back in January of 2008, Weezy and his entourage were detained at a U.S. Border Patrol checkpoint where D.E.A. agents confiscated cocaine, ecstasy and a handgun from his tour bus. Free Weezy! lwhq Sidebar: Kanye & Suge Knight Face Off In Lawsuit

Ludacris recently teamed up with Trojan condoms for their safe sex campaign. And last night at Ventanas in Atlanta, Trina presented him with an award for his work with the Magnum Live Large Project. That’s big. Pause. kidunot

As promised, here is Gooch’s latest mixtape hosted by DJ Drama. Get into the zone and download here. Tracklist after the jump. uhtn

Come Monday, Diddy is taking over the Internets and will finally launch Diddy Blog. The motivation, inspiration and love begins June 21st at 7am.

Straight off his victorious win Thursday night, Ron Ron keeps his promise and delivers his single. Below he performs it live over the “Beamer, Benz Or Bentley” instrumental during his appearance on Big Boy’s Neighborhood. Don’t front, this sounds like a winner. Queensbridge!

[vodpod id=Video.3864233&w=425&h=350&fv=] With the assistance from Yim Yames of My Morning Jacket and an orchestra, The Roots performed their single live on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon last night. How I Got Over drops next Tuesday.

Sure would have loved to been in the presence of this show. Hosted by Nick Javas, here is some dope footage of Preemo, Just and Alchemist doing what they do best at the Elysée Montmartre in Paris back on May 14th. Classic tunes for days. clock work music

Koopa’s version was featured on his Mixtape Messiah 7, but what just surfaced is a totally different version with the same hook. Off Z-Ro’s Heroin, which drops June 21st. King Kong ain’t got shit on this one. nav

As it was previously reported, Jim Jonsin revealed this was initially meant for Lupe. Well here’s how it would’ve sounded. This sounds like a demo, but it ain’t got nothin on Bobby Ray’s version. yk2