Timbo delivers his weekly new music later than usual, but for this week’s Timbaland Thursday, he gives a few of his new artists some exposure. Too bad this sounds like its title.

Earlier today, the Court of Appeals gave Remy Ma the “whuteva” to her request of appealing her conviction. The court denied her argument that a judge didn’t properly inform jurors before they announced her guilty verdict. Reminisce is currently serving eight years in prison for a 2007 shooting. Sorry Pap. myfoxNY

[vodpod id=Video.5641424&w=540&h=350&fv=] Rozay has already got the wheels in motion for his fifth LP, God Forgives, I Don’t. And for the first installment of his new vlog series, he hits Zenith Studios with DJ Toomp.

As Young Chris prepares for the release of his forthcoming album, Alive, he pairs up with his Division 1 head Rico. Ladies, feel free to shake what your mama gave ya.

It was only a matter of time until those flashing lights caught up with Kanye West. According to Contact music, Epilepsy Action has requested the removal of  “All Of The Lights” from YouTube. The organization claims the bursts of lights can trigger epileptic seizures. So far, no reports of this image causing any brain damage. hhnm UPDATE: That was fast. The video is back online with the warning message below.

[vodpod id=Video.5640966&w=425&h=350&fv=] BBD weren’t the only ol’ timers on the late night screen. Last night, Bobby Brown joined Bobby V for his remake of his classic hit, “Rock Wit’cha” on Lopez Tonight. Oh, baby.

[vodpod id=Video.5638828&w=425&h=350&fv=] Remember to never trust a big butt and a smile, but just in case you forgot, Ricky Bell, Mike Bivins, and Ronnie DeVoe reunited on Jimmy Fallon’s stage and performed their hit, “Poison” along with The Roots. “Do Me” after the jump.

[vodpod id=Video.5636468&w=540&h=350&fv=] Derick G shares what he captured on his camera during Travis Barker and company’s shoot this past weekend. After the jump, Game recites his verse with Yelawolf doing the hook. Can a fella get the video now?

Son of a b*tch. We hate those mutha f#ckin censors, but here is the extended version of Em’s Lipton Brisk ad that you didn’t see during the Super Bowl. Whoa, wardrobe malfunction. Hooters! Previously: Outtakes | The Making

After pictures of Yung L.A. and his quacky tat hit the net, he phoned XXL to explain the motivation behind his ink. Many speculated it was the logo of Atlanta-based label, Duct Tape Entertainment. “That tattoo just comes from something in the city. My cousins grew up with a lot of people from Zone 6, I know a lot of people from Zone 6, and the people from Zone 6, there whole movement is called Duct Tape and I just had […]