A couple weeks ago, Trey Songz stopped by The Morning After With Angela Yee to promote his chart topper, Passion, Pain, & Pleasure. While discussing his first week sales, Trigga recognized his labelmate Wiz Khalifa’s steady grind.

The Henney was in the system last night as Q-Tip and The Roots performed at the Miami leg of the Hennessy Artistry tour. Above, Ashley Outrageous and Endogold captured the powerhouses covering Eric B. and Rakim’s “Microphone Fiend”. Below, The305 has footage of Tip reciting “Sucka Nigga”.

Screw a sex tape, Rick Ross has bigger fish to fry. Here’s his 19 second spot for Nike’s new ad campaign. Diddy does it again. Boom! hhnm

[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”maino_3″] This clip concludes our feature presentation. For Maino’s final act, he gives visual interpretations for “Let’s Make A Movie”, “Kill You”, and “Remember My Name”. Support the arts and purchase  …If Tomorrow Comes (the album) in stores now. Download his new mixtape here. Previously: Part 1 & Part 2

The Future is now. No, literally. With the Fall finally here, start the season off right with a new mixtape created by Drake’s official DJ. Nice artwork too, Karla. Download here or stream it at his home base. atf

Photo: Miss Info Ah, just like ol’ times. This afternoon, Cam’Ron, Jim Jones, Juelz Santana, and Freeky Zeekey returned to Hot 97 for the first time in years. The whole crew’s in here! Break 1: Reunited and it feels so good. Good Snoop impersonation, Cam. Ha! Break 2: Cam and Jim explain Kanye “diss” on “Toast”. Break 3: More camaraderie. Reunion show November 26th at Hammerstein Ballroom in NYC. UPDATE: Now with video.

Face down. Ass up. That’s the way we like to—well, you know. Here’s a new tune to grind too from the mouth piece of Jay Rock. By the way, Cubana Lust culo es muy bueno!

The G.O.A.T. chopped it up with his old chum, Tim Westwood. In between his old video clips, LL speaks on his current projects and his glory days as Def Jam’s flagship artist.

The Roots, John Legend, Common and Melanie Fiona practiced what they preached and “woke up” earlier this morning for a performance of “Wake Up Everybody” as part of Good Morning America’s Fall Concert series. Support the project Wake Up! in its entirety on iTunes umd

Nelly’s floating on Cloud 9—well, at least his car is in his new video for “Just A Dream”. As HHNM indicated, the song is performing well on the charts and after five weeks sits at number eight. Don’t call it a comeback!