It wasn’t a Good Friday for everyone. Since the premiere of Erykah’s video last weekend, she’s been the talk of the town. Earlier today, the AP reported that the Dallas Police department decided to charge the singer for disorderly conduct and fined $500.

No he doesn’t get his dance on, but Swizzie makes an appearance by bringing his collab with Jay on the battle grounds of America’s Best Dance Crew. It’s dancetiiime!! Yardie

Snoop and Cudder channel their inner lumberjack for their upcoming video. Oh, so they were referring to those kind of trees? Okay. Previously: Snoop Dogg Discusses “That Tree” Video

With Dame Grease killing the beat, Young Gotti gets his name drop on with his latest heat. Video is wrapped up and coming soon. Off Streetlights, which drops on 4/20. This goes hard. Sermon

We hate Mondays anyways. You heard Joe’s verse yesterday, now here’s the full remix from the ex-Terror Squadian. Love is love. Nah Right

Beef anyone? Well if so, Fab takes us to the slaughterhouse for the next There is No Competition 2 visual. Directed by Aristotle and produced by By Any Means, the vid will premiere next week over at Complex. More stills under the cut.

[vodpod id=Video.3358767&w=425&h=350&fv=configParams%3Dvid%253D499841%2526uri%253Dmgid%253Auma%253Avideo%253Amtv.com%253A499841] Just Blaze tells MTV that Eminem’s lyrics on Relapse 2 are a force to be reckoned with. “He’s really back spitting. The wordplay is crazy, the metaphors are crazy. He’s really back on his game. He had his ups, he had his downs, he’s back way, way, way up. This is definitely going to be up there with the best of his albums, for sure, for sure. The fact that he’s branched out working with a lot of […]

Now, I love my bitches as much as Trina does. But this track is a doggone shame. For what it’s worth, Amazin’ drops May 4th. YK2

Man, how could I forget about the World’s Greatest Entertainer? At XXL‘s concert on Wednesday, Doug E. Fresh provided the beat as Slim of the group, Square Off kicked a freebie. Standing o’vey, hey! Sermon

[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”cole_kobe”] Back in February, Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant mentioned that he listened to J.Cole’s music. In this clip, Jermaine reacts to the shout-out and says he was also taken back by Cleveland Cavs star LeBron James’ acknowledgement.