A$AP returns to the cover of Complex for their Dec/Jan issue. In the excerpt from the cover story, he speaks on his ongoing feud with SpaceGhostPurrp. Read it in full here. Do you think there’s any possibility for reconciliation? It happened. It’s like it was meant to happen. It is what it is. When the heat came down, he was the only scared one. He was going to have to serve three days in jail like everybody else. Long story short, Purrp went down […]

Day-o, day-o, mombajee ai-o, don’t look any further if you’re in need for some new raps from the Chef. Here’s his latest while he preps for his EP this year followed by an album next year. hhnm

As the Northeast still recovers from the storm a few weeks ago, Reggie raps away in support for those affected by Sandy. Look out for Muddy Waters 2 (no pun).

Nicki’s crazy life continues at “The Boys” video shoot. She then rehearses for her tour, hits the Hit Factory with Lil Wayne and then finally begins shooting her take for Alicia’s “Girl On Fire” video.

For today’s Sunday Service viewing, Game rounds up Jeezy and Future for a night at King of Diamonds. Hey where’s Tyga? Remember, Jesus Piece arrives December 11.

Last night, Pusha T catered to Vancouver’s Red Room and announced he’s releasing a mixtape prior to his solo album. Guess he decided to use that title after all. Above is a recap of his set via his URL.

Opening up with “New Day”, Alicia Keys literally played with fire during this evening’s MTV 2012 European Music Awards. Talk about too hot for TV. Her album Girl On Fire drops November 27. rap-up

Guided by the green screen, Azealia Banks brings her voyage to Atlantis to the tube in support of her Fantasea mixtape. Too bad this wasn’t left out in sea.

Fresh out the studio, Spitta and Young Roddy release a new recording in light of their Saints handing the Falcons their first loss of the season. Good thing this didn’t slip away.

R&B singer Major Harris passed away Friday at his home in Richmond, VA from congestive heart and lung failure. He was 65. As a solo artist, Major Harris is well known for his hit “Love Won’t Let Me Wait”. The Delfonics have been frequently sampled in Hip-Hop by many artists, most famously by, Ghostface Killah and The Fugees. His last performance was in 2011 when he reunited with the group. R.I.P. Major. billboard Previously: Breaks Tribute