[vodpod id=Video.11165167&w=540&h=350&fv=] Another day, another performance at the Apple Store. On Wednesday, K.R.I.T. helped celebrate Black Music Month at Lennox Square Mall with a performance of his own.

During ‘Pac’s 40th birthday celebration last night, Meek Milly and Rozay performed their ode in honor of ‘Pac’s 40th birthday. We’re sure Afeni appreciated it. RollingOut

“Freeway” Rick Ross’ biographical film has been in the works for the last two years. In the video, Snoop’s commits to handling the film’s soundtrack and flirts with the idea of playing the leading role. In May 2009, the former drug kingpin was released from prison and filed a lawsuit against rapper Rick Ross for the use of his name. thisis50

“I’m not anyones mother…” Hov’s ol’ lady was featured on yesterday’s airing of Entertainment Tonight. The short feature gives us a glimpse into her upcoming commercial and album 4 which is in stores June 28.

While in the UK, PunchBowl spoke to Swizzy about the recent leak of his “Anne” track with Lil Wayne. Initially upset, he explains the benefits of its early release, possibly shooing the video and says that Haute Living is now no longer an LP.

Comedian and actor Mike Epps hosted  Tupac’s 40th Birthday celebration last night in Atlanta. Guests including Rick Ross, Too $hort, Erykah Badu and more. Epps also donated $10,ooo to the Tupac Amaru Shakur Foundation. Until more footage comes our way, here is what Mike’s camera caught during the ceremony with Bun B on the mic.

Mr. 305’s Planet Pit takes the world by storm on June 21, but today he shake things up a lil bit with the remix off the album’s deluxe version.  Aye muy caliente! hhnm

Off the success of the Bad Meets Evil EP with Em, which is projected make it to the #1 on the charts next week, Nickel Nince is gearing up for his own release. Here’s its covert art and 12 titles. Success Is Certain on July 26. 1. Second Place (feat. Method Man & Raekwon)[Prod. by DJ Premier] 2. I Ain’t Coming Down 3. Legendary (feat. Travis Barker) [Prod. by Eminem] 4. Security 5. On the Blvd. (feat. Adonis) 6. Where My Money At […]

[vodpod id=Video.11148244&w=540&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] A rough edit surfaced a few weeks ago, but it isn’t the end of the world—or is it? Well Breezy and the Biebs experience the Apocalypse in the motion picture for their collab. Better get the F.A.M.E. now.

Lately, D-Block is everywhere. But for the moment, Sheek Louch is right here with a brand new track to keep their buzz going. Previously: The Lox “New York Rap”