[vodpod id=Video.15943179&w=540&h=350&fv=] From the gym to the studio, Sai works up a sweat with the trailer for his upcoming Warning Shots 3: One Foot In The Grave mixtape with Just Blaze. Peep the first offering here. Shots fired January 24. mtv

For his new video, GLC takes us through the bright city lights of the Chi. Too bad the clip is in black and white. Ah well. Eternal Sunshine Of The Pimpin Mind available here. Oh, and it’s free too.

Last night, Nickel Nine bodied the Sound Academy stage in Toronto. Above he runs through a few cuts from his catalogue including “Legendary”, “Writer’s Block” and more. More clips by Graham Butler below.

[vodpod id=Video.15939712&w=540&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] Although Drake isn’t featured in the official version that you see on TV, MJB finally releases the alternate take, now including Mr. Graham. Nothing wrong with that. My Life II in stores now. And oh yeah, Happy Born Day, Queen.

Paul Wall puts down his “2 Cups” from last week and middle fingers y’all with this week’s #PaulWallWednesday track.

Sugar Tongue Slim flips Gotye‘s track then walks and talks in his latest clip for his series of takes. Do remember, his GOLDRush project coming soon.

When Meek signed to Maybach Music Group early last year, he proclaimed his goal to be the rap game’s undisputed rookie of the year. With two hits “Tupac Back” and “Ima Boss” locking the streets down, Meek proved he can hang with the best of them on his latest street collection. On this DJ Drama-hosted mixtape, Meek dropped numerous dope freestyles including his version of Future’s “Tony Montana” and probably the best “Niggas In Paris” take to date. Meek even displayed his art of […]

After his very public break-up with Ms. Milian, The-Dream had a change of heart. Dropping the stage name and going with the government instead, Terius decided to release an album independently for free 99 and it was beyond well-received. Def Jam mad? With his swag back, Mr. Nash finally shed his last tear and got back to doing what he does best—make hits. The emotional roller coaster ride begins on his melancholy opener “Wake Me When It’s Over”. He later […]

Less than a month after Jermaine’s lead single struck gold, he moved another 500k in sales surpassing the million mark. Platinum work out plan.

K.R.I.T.’s reliance paid off last year with his self-produced mixtape, Return Of 4Eva. When necessary, the Mississippi native curtailed his sound from ’90s boom bap (“Rise & Shine”) to contemporary bounce (“Return Of 4eva”).  He kept trunks rattling with”Sub” and “Country Shit (Remix),” but moved listeners on cuts like “Dreamin” and “Lions and Lambs.” With his debut, Live From The Underground on the horizon, it’s only a matter of time until the mainstream takes notice.