[vodpod id=Video.5628869&w=540&h=350&fv=] Three “Hustle Hard” posts in a row? Damn, guess the third time is the charm. Anywho, Decatur Dan puts his directing duties towards Jeezy’s rendition of the hardest track out. Yup, it’s the hood street blues.

Yelawolf can get two XXL covers in a row and Rap Radar can post two “Hustle Hard” remakes in a row. Hey it’s our prerogative as Ortiz tacks a verse on Ace Hood’s monster hit. Yaowa!

Bad Boy’s secret weapon aka Aasim salvages Red Cafe‘s month old verse for another hard hitting remix. Clearly, no one can knock this hustle.

[vodpod id=Video.5628190&w=540&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] Chamillionaire compiles footage from a different city, every night for his new video. Big K.R.I.T. doesn’t make an appearance, but this is a great look into Koopa’s world. heads up: uhtn

There’s no place like home and the kid X to the V gives us all something to listen to tonight featuring Machine Gun Kelly. This should hold us over till The Kid With The Green Backpack drops.

[vodpod id=Video.5627791&w=540&h=350&fv=] Dan The Man breaks out the Xbox Kinect and films Malice and Pusha rocking out with Travis Barker in this Technicolor clip. Off Travis Barker’s latest mixtape, Let The Drummer Get Wicked. ru

While YN patiently waits for the arrival of his Lil’ Kim Black Friday mixtape (in the mail, at that), Nicki roars like a dungeon dragon on the cover of BlackBook‘s March Pop issue. Make some noise. ifwt

During the groundbreaking ceremonies for a new gym at the Boys & Girls Club in L.A. this past weekend, Hov and Bron Bron spoke with Hollyscoop on the importance of and their influence on the youth. nr

Boom bye bye Buju. After 11 hours of deliberation, a Florida jury found reggae star Buju Banton guilty on cocaine charges. In December 2009, he was accused of intending to distribute more than five kilograms of coke. The case went to mistrial last September, but was retried earlier this month. A week ago, his LP, Before The Dawn won a Grammy for Best Reggae Album. Gargamel faces up to 20 years in prison.

On Sunday, industry muscle Steve Stoute took out a $40,000 advertorial in the Style section of the New York Times to criticize the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. The Hollywood Reporter hollered at “The Commissioner” man, to get down to the bottom of it. THR: And this speaks to your argument that the Grammys are out of touch? Stoute: You wanna know how out of touch they are? The photo they used for Jay-Z’s Record of the Year […]