The Bay Area’s KMEL Summer Jam went down at the Oracle Arena in Oakland Saturday night. Above Aubrey shows us a good time performing his next single off Thank Me Later. Meanwhile, Lloyd Banks runs through “Any Girl” below. hhnm

On St. Louis’ Hot 104.1, X reveals who he’s got behind the boards for his next album, which he’s aiming for a 4th quarter release. At the 1:00 mark, Earl praises T.I., but gives the worst rapper title to Algernod. Damn bruh bruh. rtny

Where’s Killa? Capo, Santana and your boy Freekey brought the Dips to the Hippodrome in Springfield, Massachusetts last night and performed some oldies but goodies. It’s a family reunion. x

Lately, Robert’s music has been on point and we can definitely see the fireworks with this Polow Da Don produced track. Off Kells’ September 21st release, Epic, which is one of the three projects he’s releasing. uhtn

The guy who does more touring than dropping albums took to the stage at yesterday’s North Coast Festival in the Chi and for the first time performed his latest single. Food & Liquor 2 coming soon. sean

Initially off his More About Nothing mixtape, Ralph Folarin revisits track 16 and extends his trip downtown. A trip we definitely do not mind taking again. Pause?

[vodpod id=Video.4385708&w=425&h=350&fv=m%3D106440651%26type%3Dvideo%26a%3D0] Looking at our watch it’s about that time and here is the new explosive flick from Gucci and Swizzy. Directed by Chris Robinson. The Appeal in stores September 28. hhnm

In the words of Boyz II Men, it’s so hard to say goodbye and on Saturday, the New York location of the legendary store, Fat Beats finally closed its doors. It was a sad moment, but a celebration nonetheless. Luckily, Hot 97’s Peter Rosenberg was there to capture the event. Tribute mix after the jump.

[vodpod id=Video.4385808&w=425&h=350&fv=] Saturday, Pitbull and Fat Joe threw the opening pitch at the Atlanta Braves vs Florida Marlins game at Sun Life Stadium. Afterwards, they hit the stage. When it was all said and done the Marlins fell short with a 2-0 loss. planetpit

No Drake this time, but Marshall Mathers was even sharper on the second go around. Fuck around and this guy might be ready to tour soon. Ha!