No Boosie, no problemo. Although Bad Azz is in the bing, he rounds up the rest of the crew for his latest video. Pretty trill, fam. Incarcerated in stores now. wshh

[vodpod id=Video.4681617&w=425&h=350&fv=] Cass is slowly emerging back on the scene and today, he takes us to the club with his latest visual. Cassidy’s C.A.S.H. drops on November 2nd.

Hot 97’s DJ Enuff gave this a spin this afternoon and Omen got his hands on the MP3. Produced by Bink, this is a pretty lackluster track from Foxx featuring the Teflon Don and a Biggie sample. A bad combination. Still and all, Jamie’s Body album drops Dec 14. I hope the Drake written “Fall For Your Type” makes the cut.

Nav brought to our attention that Nelly posted 5.0′s cover this evening via his Twitter account. For those keeping track, the project’s lead single, “Just A Dream” is currently at number three on the Billboard Top 100. Don’t call it a comeback.

[vodpod id=Video.4673227&w=425&h=350&fv=] During Obama’s town hall forum this afternoon, The Negotiator called CNN. He denies that yesterday‘s rescue was a publicity stunt and skirts questions regarding his court appearance tomorrow.

Now that the two have recently wrapped up their Passion, Pain & Pleasure tour, Tremaine hops on Miss Thang’s current radio rotater for the remix. yk2 via urbaninformer

Once again, it’s on. Here’s the second release off Rap Radar’s The Mixtape Of The Year. On the remix to his strong single, Gangsta Gibbs gets grimey with some heavyweight assistance from the homies of Duck Down. It gets no more underground than this. Get your mean mug on. Props to Green Lantern and DJ Drama. Cuttin’, scratchin’, and drops? Stop your bloodclot cryin’. Ha! Previously: “Joell Christopher”

While in the studio, Cons and Hav turn on the camera and give the first recital of “Wax Museum”. The song will appear on Quence’s upcoming mixtape, Movies On Demand 2. It’s definitely a Queens thing!

For the Funk Doc’s latest single, he names it after his long-time record label. It’s off his long overdue Reggie LP dropping on December 7th. Visual for his previous cut after the jump.

During the Reality Check segment of the O’Reilly Factor this past Monday, host Bill O’Reilly implies that Eminem is a hypocrite for not allowing profanity in his home. Ironically, Bill knows a thing or two about swearing—especially in the workplace.