Last Friday, retired NBA all-star, Charles Oakley called Angela Yee on Shade 45. When asked about Allen Iverson’s return to the 76ers, Oak says The Answer needs to stop his bloodclot cryin’.

La Flare’s on the top of the world (and a skyscraper) in his new video off The State v. Radric Davis. All blue everything.

There’s only 18 days left until the close of the decade. But before the ball drops, Rae leaves us with some parting words.

Jeezy continues his raid on the most current instrumentals. For his latest, he jacks Birdman’s joint for a coke transaction. (They call those blow jobs, ya know) Props: DJ Folk

The sound is muted, but this is how the story goes: After a wallet is thrown at Cudi during his set last night in Vancouver, he stretches across the barricade and socks the alleged culprit. However, according to fans in attendance, he hit the wrong person. Ouch, that’s gotta hurt. Omen

R&B stars of yesteryear had the Phillips Arena rocking last night in Atlanta. Featured on the bill were Dru Hill; Changing Faces; Troop; Blackstreet; K-Ci & JoJo; Guy; Next, and Jagged Edge. Ah, the 90s. Eww, K-Ci! Exclusive Access

R&B stars of yesteryear had the Phillips Arena rocking last night in Atlanta. Featured on the bill were Dru Hill; Changing Faces; Troop; Blackstreet; K-Ci & JoJo; Guy; Next, and Jagged Edge. Ah, the 90s. Eww, K-Ci! Exclusive Access

While we were enjoying Angela Yee’s Rap Radar takeover last night (hence, the pink background), Swizz Beatz and estranged wife Mashonda, engaged in the war of words via Twitter. They’ve since deleted their tweets. Luckily, TwitHop screen grabbed before it was too late. Take a look at what they said. Read each update from the bottom up. Hopefully, they can work this thing out. Omen

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Before heading to the clinker, Boosie recorded these two joints reflecting on his then impending jail time. Keep your head up Bad Azz. No, really. “Gone But Not Forgotten” “We Gone Miss You” DGB