Common’s ghetto dreams become a reality now that he’s shooting a video for his new single with Nas. Directed by Brian “B.Kyle” Atkins.

[vodpod id=Video.12538786&w=540&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] While in the lab, N.O. speaks on his Weezy and Pharrell collab, its initial unauthorized leak and the upcoming video. Towards the end of the clip, we also get a preview of the remix. S.U.P.E.R.T.H.U.G. coming soon. 57th ave

While us mere mortals wait for Kanye and Jay-Z’s Watch The Throne, Hot 97’s Angie Martinez got to hear the final product last night. Without giving up too much information, she gave a mini review on her show this afternoon. As we all know by now, Frank Ocean is one of the few guest appearances and by her account, he’s “quite impressive”. You’ll be the judge this summer. We hope.

Nobody could touch Cube back when Cube had it. This nigga with attitude went solo and never looked back. Mo’ money. Mo’ masterpieces. Salute!

Too cool like Ice-T. Ty Kidd

Tell them muthafuckas to sample that. Ty Kidd Previously: You Gotta Love It x Grinding For The Top

After talks of a possible collaboration, Miss Thang keeps her word and finds Rozay and Lil’ Kim for the first single off her forthcoming album. New Life begins October 4. Produced by Missy Elliott.

This particular Kanye-produced track featuring Cudder was initially meant to appear on Cons TV, but now it will be featured on Cons’ upcoming project, Movies On Demand 3. G.O.O.D. idea. cons

Producer Symbolic One and Nas dap up during a recent visit at No I.D.’s pad. S1 kept things on the hush, but states Nasir’s next set is amazing and a beat he’s crafted for Esco may possibly be a go. thanks: marek kamarýt

With dope lines like these, of course it would be hard for Ras Kass to stay in the margins. Here’s his latest video in support of his project, Endangered Lyricist Vol. 3.