Since you’re in need of your video fix from Shawty Lo, he invites us to his pad for a double-dose of videos. Off his recent mixtape, I’m Da Man 4, which is up for grabs here.

Now that the XXL Freshman cover has been revealed, ScHoolboy Q kicks off their annual freestyle series. It’s going to be hard to top this gem.

“Never thought I would see a rapper in lil skirts/ And to be honest my nigga, I’m just a lil’ hurt…” That makes two of us. Sitting at the head of the table, Ran breaks bread with his comrades for this clip in support of his upcoming The Alternative mix tape. These are fire bars.

Featuring a clip from Boyz N Da Hood, Mistah F.A.B questions God’s residence for latest music video. Is heaven guaranteed? Hell yeah.

The Los Angeles Leakers are set to release their mixtape Leaks of the Industry on June 3rd. But until that day arrives, here’s new music featuring Problem and Jahlil Beats. Do your dance to this.

Kendrick’s college tour is underway and made a stop in Atlanta during the NCAA Final Four round. Above, Da Snowman joins K-Dot during his sold-out show at Centennial Park on Saturday. drama

Off their Save Rock & Roll album on April 16, Fall Out Boy keeps their good music rolling on their new release with Big Sean. illroots

Talib Kweli charms his way with the ladies on his new ballad featuring Miguel. This is off his forthcoming album Prisoner Of Conscious dropping on April 23. bk

Jay-Z and Roc Nation have inked a multi-year partnership with Universal Music Group. The label will now house recordings from Jay and his roster, including Rihanna. Says Mr. Carter “We are looking forward to working with Lucian and the incredible team he’s assembled at Universal. We would like to applaud Lucian for collaborating with us to strike a new age deal. This agreement presents a unique opportunity for Roc Nation’s artists—being able to continue to operate as an independent label with […]

“If you don’t judge my du-rag, I won’t judge your red flag…” Move over NAACP. Country singer Brad Paisley and LL Cool J tackle race relations on this new ditty. Todd’s verse almost makes segregation seem tolerable. For any accidental listeners out there, here’s what Mr. Smith said of their collaboration. “You know, working with Brad was amazing. We did one for his album, which is called ‘Accidental Racist,’ which I think is very thought provoking and very interesting. It’s going to get […]