In an interview with Rap-Up, producer Jim Jonsin speaks on Eminem’s reaction after viewing Yelawolf’s videos and giving the Alabama rapper his stamp of approval. A collaboration between these two would be nice.

Not so much of a fan of these two, but they sure do admire each other’s work. Download their mixtape here. The tracklist on the other side. YK2

Capone and N.O.R.E. got nothing but love for their hood and even if it’s in a jail jump suit. 57th Ave got more pictures from the duo’s recent video shoot last week. Hey, where’s Faith?

Are you even surprised? Once again, Chuck’s The R.E.D. Album gets delayed from June 29th to July 6th. Same day as Big Boi’s, Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty. Double header. Rap-Up

To reward students for passing the CRCT (Georgia’s Criterion-Referenced Competency Tests), Jeezy and his Street Dreamz Foundation along with the National Lighthouse Foundation rented out the Metro Lanes & Games Bowling Center to help celebrate their accomplishments. A round of applause for Jeezy and the kids. EA

[vodpod id=Video.3623462&w=425&h=350&fv=] In this excerpt of 9th Wonder’s upcoming documentary, Hov’s engineer and DJ, Young Guru reflects on the time he met the producer and how in 20 minutes, during 9th’s first encounter with Jay, he created the beat for “Threat” off The Black Album. YK2 via Price Films

Despite the lack of buzz surrounding the release, as of now, June 22 is the date. Here is a first look at the cover art for the baddest band in the land’s forthcoming LP. HHNM

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Yesterday at Yankee Stadium, Jay and Bey were accompanied by Hov’s grandmother, Hattie White for the Minnesota Twins and New York Yankees game. For you sport fanatics, the Yanks came up victorious over the Twins 8-4. Mo’ pics in the next inning. Necole Bitchie

[vodpod id=Video.3634193&w=425&h=350&fv=configParams%3Did%253D1639157%2526vid%253D516594%2526uri%253Dmgid%253Auma%253Avideo%253Amtv.com%253A516594] Earlier today, MTV aired Aubrey Graham’s When I Was 17. Drizzy takes us back to 2003, where we see the teen drop out of high school as well as his afro, his obsession with eBay, and his infatuation with Meagan Good. Nice ‘fro yo. Karla Sidebar: 5 Things You Should Know About Thank Me Later