Yep, it’s the takeover, no Hova. Instead, Donnis borrows Juelz’s instrumental for this track appearing on his Southern Comfort mixtape. Look for that on a blog near you next month.

Gotti and Weezy made their way to Los Angeles to shoot scenes for the Pyrex King’s new video. In an interview with 1515, Gotti kept the concept under wraps. “Women lie, men lie — it’s kind of a mystery video. You’ll see what’s going on and what’s not going on. I’m rapping about numbers. It’s self-explanatory, a lot of things I’m talking about — figures …what jewelry cost, what my deal is worth. It’s just different things where I come […]

Today, the fashion world mourns the passing of designer Alexander McQueen. The 40-year-old couturier was found dead in his London home after committing suicide. Kanye lamented the loss on his blog.

Love stinks. Luckily PUSH! Montana’s rhymes don’t. Here’s the first of three free EP’s. Download it here. Tracklist underneath the text. 1. The One! prod. by Chase N Cashe 2. Superhero! with JaeB prod. by Rico Beats 3. Blinded! 4.Nice Guy! vocals & prod. by Sunny Jones 5.Girls Gone Crazy! prod. by GQ Beats

[vodpod id=Video.3032501&w=425&h=350&fv=] In case you haven’t heard, Luda’s earning major coin as an opening act on The Black Eyed Peas‘ The E.N.D. Tour. Here he is spitting his verse from the “How Low (Remix)” before segueing into “Move Bitch”.

Yelawolf was recently a guest on Kay Slay’s Streetsweeper Radio on Shade 45. He spoke on his skateboarding past and transitioning into hip-hop. Afterward, he stopped by Ballers Eve Radio and spewed a freestyle. 57 Ave

Nation says this was filmed nearly two years ago during Kanye’s Glow In The Dark tour. Can’t recall it ever airing on Music Television, MTV though. Anwyay, check out the other clip after the jump. Previously: MTV Diary of N.E.R.D (Sneak Peek)

Recently, Joe Budden’s ex-girlfriend Tahiry branded the rapper a wife beater. Today on The Morning After With Angela Yee, Joe denied the allegation, but admitted to mushing her for cheating. UPDATE: Tahiry responds.

Com goes out on a limb and calls the late J Dilla the greatest producer of all-time. He says since his passing, hip-hop hasn’t possessd the same soulful vibe. Alright folks, don’t jump in all at once.

Here’s something you don’t see every day: No, not a record shop, but an in-store performance. On Tuesday, Melanie Fiona recited several tracks from The Bridge at J&R Music World in Gotham City. YK2 Bonus: Billboard performance.