[vodpod id=Video.5261206&w=425&h=350&fv=] With Late Nights & Early Mornings arriving next month, Marsha puts together a motion picture for her second single produced by Just Blaze. What a flick and an ending. No spoilers here.

In two days, Ashley Outrageous will drop off her mixtape, The Playlist Vol. 2 and here is it’s latest offering from Killa Kyleon over the soulful Sade sample.

Who’s up for a drink or two? Better yet, here is something even smoother from some of the game’s rising stars. nr

After announcing the title of his next LP, Rozay keeps the excitement going with another new track and once again, he rhymes with Wale and Meek Mill. Is this a sign? Either or, this should have the Internet in an uproar.

Jon Connor maintains his viral presense with a new freestyle. Listen carefully, this guy’s flow is psycho.

Rahim The Dream got his hands on Russell Simmons’ latest book, Super Rich decided to share a few excerpts on the mogul’s thoughts on Jay Electronica, “Exhibit C”, and Five Percenters. You can order your copy here.

Shad attempts to get the ladies in the mood on his latest track. No word on where this will lay, but it clearly sounds like it shouldn’t make it’s way to his upcoming album. sermon

Earlier, Bishop let the thang go, more specifically, a new track and it’s produced by Tank. Sounds good. Hopefully, the West Coaster has more ammo in store for us. hhnm

According to Kimora Cochran, Waka Flocka surrendered to the Henry County Sheriff’s Office around 2 p.m. today on an outstanding warrant issued after his home was raided by police a few weeks ago. At the time, the rapper wasn’t present. Waka’s bond has been set at $31,950 and was charged with violating probation, possession of drugs, firearms, and more. Blowa!

[vodpod id=Video.5250475&w=425&h=350&fv=configParams%3Dvid%253D610113%2526uri%253Dmgid%253Auma%253Avideo%253Amtv.com%253A610113] In November, Nas was clueless on the status of Lost Tapes 2. But now, he tells MTV that he has already started working on the project and wants to release it in conjunction with his next album. Hey, two CDs are better than one—except for Streets Disciple, of course.