Turn the music up in the headphones. With Beats By Dre providing the instrumental, Shad takes a shot at Khaled’s summer anthem. If you haven’t heard, Green Light 4 is out now.

Danny Brown doesn’t bite his tongue for no one—not even for his free LP. Get x-rated times three with the tracklist and download link below. nr

Well, isn’t this a surprise. In support of Tha Advocate and Ballerstatus‘ Digital Dynasty 17, hosted by Jaz-O, the Originator takes a crack at his ol’ pal’s “Otis”. Oy vey.

After catching our first glimpse of Nas’ video shoot in Queensbridge over the weekend, here are a few guerilla-style clips from the set. Hopefully, we get some nastier footage soon. 57

[vodpod id=Video.14977350&w=540&h=350&fv=] No idea what’s the background story on this video from Jay E., but he posted this on his tumblr over the weekend. According to one of Info‘s readers, it’s footage of Jay’s recent travels to the Arabian land. Safe travels y’all. TJ The King: “Hi Miss Info, this is one of Jay’s fam. This video was a mixture of his trips to Cairo and Middle East. Also that is his DJ, DJ TJ The King. Thank you!”

After dodging the leaks, who wouldn’t ball out of control? Last night, Hov celebrated Watch The Throne‘s release at LIV in South Beach by dishing out a reported $250k on bottle service. That’s big pimpin’, baby. Until we get footage of the night’s recap, here’s a quick clip of them gold bottles. vibe

During Jeezy and Gibbs recent visit to Cosmic Kev’s The Come Up Show, they both had it their way over the “Banned From TV” instrumental. It definitely sounded like it was CTE or nothing. UPDATE: With video. Wow.

Since the weather is nice, time to take a stroll with The Kid Daytona and Pete in the park. Off Peter Rosenberg & popchips presents: What’s Poppin? Vol. 1. Time to sit back and unwind.

Ohayou gozaimasu from the Land Of The Rising Sun. And for today’s wake and bake, Odd Future’s Domo Genesis shares his magnificence with his latest track.

Named after his third album, Common is set to release his autobiograhy, One Day It’ll All Make Sense. Pre-order it here. In One Day It’ll All Make Sense, Common holds nothing back. He tells what it was like for a boy with big dreams growing up on the South Side of Chicago. He reveals how he almost quit rapping after his first album, Can I Borrow a Dollar?, sold only two thousand copies. He recounts his rise to stardom, giving a […]