Still in Harlem, Hip Hop Beef gives their P.O.V. from Joey and Young Jeezy’s upcoming video. And for what it’s worth, even Tahiry gets another 15 minutes of fame. Ha Ha! Earlier: Vol 1 l On The Set

Jermaine rides out on his own producer from this leftover off DJ Khaled’s latest album, Victory. Dope shit. What’s even doper is that we don’t have Khaled screaming all over this one. Ha. Team Supreme

Well she sure isn’t talking about cars here. Ciara gets pretty naughty with Luda for the first single off her forthcoming LP, Basic Instinct. Pardon the tags and rock with the bad girl. YK2

A round of applause for Khrysis once again as he delivers another killer beat for the final track off Big Pooh and Phonte’s April 20th release. 2DB

Dev slows it down here with a double dose of goodies for the ladies. Wherever ya at, kick back with your bun and enjoy. Hope she can handle it. Suite #420 drops 4/20. “I Can’t Handle It” “Where Ya At” YK2

Sean premiered this a couple weeks ago at XXL‘s concert. But now, here it is in its CDQ glory. Sounds dope. No bullshit. Amajanese UPDATE: Mixed, mastered and dirty courtesy of TS

[vodpod id=Groupvideo.5354251&w=425&h=350&fv=] Luda hit up the city of Nawlins to encourage folks to mail back their 2010 Census form. Luda stopped by a local radio station, the post office and even went door to door. It’s something you should do. I filled out mine, so how ’bout you? OS

Last night, Joey Crack and Jeezy Young Jeezy, finally shot the visual to their collab off The Darkside in Harlem. Black out to mo’ pictures courtesy of Berman Fenelus after the jump. UHTN via NYCNeef

Ol’ Dirty’s money isn’t the only paper Kelis has nowadays. TMZ reports that an L.A. County Superior Court judge ordered Nas to ante up $47,249.42 in back child support and $40,454 in spousal support to estranged wife. Esco owes Kelis $299,015.50 and must pay $10,000 per month until the debt is paid. He also has to fork over 90% of the singer’s legal fees ($155,787.28) and cover her accounting expenses ($48,549.83) Man, that’s a lot of numbers.

Hard Knock TV caught up with Cube during Paid Dues to discuss how his ESPN documentary, Straight Outta L.A came into fruition, his interview with Al Davis and how he lost his desire in music after his last few albums. Previously: Ice Cube & Snoop Dogg Scene From “Straight Outta L.A.”