From the City of Angels to the A, Crooked I and Bobby Ray put on for their city for DJ Drama’s latest track. Wherever you reside, make sure you cop Third Power next Tuesday. Previously: “Undercover” Ft. J.Cole x Chris Brown

After announcing their 13th studio LP this past July, The Roots revealed on their Facebook page that their first concept album will be released Dec 6th via Def Jam. prefix

[vodpod id=Video.15520482&w=540&h=350&fv=] Trina works the pole and displays some of her fancy footwork on the set of her next video. Thankfully, Derick G.‘s cam was there to give us our first look. Off her Diamonds Are Forever mixtape.

No, your eyes are not fooling you. Casey Veggies splits the small screen and has us seeing double in his new clip. Snap out of it. Sleeping in Class (Deluxe Edition) is available here.

During SP’s album release show at B.B. King Wednesday night, he brought out a few guests including Lloyd Banks, Busta Rhymes, and the rest of the LOX. Above, Banks emerges for a live performance of their new collabo and more. More clips after the jump. Sidebar: Styles P On The Breakfast Club

The Mack is back and for Tone Trump’s LetsWinTV installment, he recites a three minute long rhyme. If memory serves us correct, we’ve heard a few of these bars before.

There’s no guns involved, but we do get a close up of Brandon’s crazy earrings. Yeah, we’re at a lost for words too. Off his Red Flame mixtape. “Durty Pop” below.

Only 17 days remains until Drake releases his sophomore set, Take Care. ATF shares a few flicks of Drizzy finishing the album taken by his assistant Queen Shmink. Remember, Take Care on October 24. More pics below.

[vodpod id=Video.15518992&w=540&h=350&fv=] Jermaine continued his late night TV run over on Carson Daly. He spoke a bunch of rudimentary topics and after the jump, he fields questions from fans during his “In The Studio” session on Sirus XM’s Hip Hop Nation. Yep, it’s a Cole World after all.

[vodpod id=Video.15518902&w=540&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] Thousands took to Wall Street in Manhattan’s Financial District this week to protest against social and economic inequality. One of the attendees present was Kweli and he recited a new track “Distraction” before segueing into “Thieves Of The Night”. Power to the people. lupend