Sponsored by Ontisuka Tiger, here’s one of the two new tracks and remixes off Donnis and Nippon Sounds’ upcoming project with the Japanese producers.

Pimp C is back like he never left thanks to 2 Chainz. In fact, he does it without Meek Mill and Rozay’s instrumental. R.I.P. Pimp C. dgb

Drag is prepping his new mixtape, The Crazies: Part 3 and he takes to the sky to reunite with his former Ruff Ryder compadre on this new tune.

Are people this gullible? Last week, TMZ caught up with Alchemist and actor Scott Caan. For those born during the Clinton Administration, the duo used to rap as the group The Whooliganz. Forever the jokester, Al told the paparazzi that he and Scott were reuniting and had plans of working with Vanilli. That’s right, of Milli Vanilli. Ha! “I’m working on a joint with Vanilli … Vanilli making a comeback. And according to the Alchemist, Vanilli — is bringing his […]

Los has been here, but for those who aren’t familiar, the B-More spitta returns to the Radar with a new track. The Crown Ain’t Safe coming soon. sermon

Rap-Up caught up with Jermaine out West. He explains the meaning behind the title of his upcoming debut Cole World: The Sideline Story and reveals the producers involved on the project. He also says that he’s still waiting on his verse from Jay-Z. Hear how it sounds on September 27th.

It isn’t Judgement Day, but it is the arrival of Don Trip’s latest mixtape featuring production from DJ Toomp, Lex Luger, Cool & Dre and more. Tracklist and link after the jump. He’ll be back.

It’s always a treat when N.E. reunites on stage and over the weekend, Bobby, Johnny, Ralph, Mike, Ronnie and Ricky all hit the Essence stage together in NOLA. Below, they take us back with “Jealous Girl” and “Is This The End”.

[vodpod id=Video.12306159&w=540&h=350&fv=] DJ Khaled created fireworks of his own by bringing the party to Vegas’ Chateau Nightclub over the weekend where he partied with Iron Mike Tyson, DJ Paul and more. We The Best Forever in stores July 19.

Over the sounds of The Revelations band, Mega and one half of M.O.P.’s collaboration gets modified with a verse from the late Big Pun’s son, Christopher Rios Jr. Like father, like son. ice