For the second time Kid Frost’s kid touches up Public Enemy’s classic catalogue for this latest heatrock from Nore. It debuted on Flex tonight and it’s produced by Scoop Deville. It’s still a Queens thing, doofy you broke muthafucka! 57 Sidebar: Let’s take em back! Update: Victor explains the title. Update: Diry version. Hang Hang

[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”vado”] The opening act is never an easy spot but Cam’s new protege did this thing last night at the Darkside show. Here Mr. Huuhh closes his set with his biggest record to date. Nice shout out, Slime. bruh

Two pushbacks in less than one week? Damn Scottie. According to Rap-Up, Cudder’s release of MOTM2 got delayed to an even later date of October 26th. Until next time?

Guess Kanye has come up with a new marketing strategy to promote his untitled album. Besides joining Twitter today he also performed new material a capella at their corporate HQ. Sound familiar? Facebook one day, Twitter the next, I’m afraid of what Mr. West will do next. UPDATE: Same clip but vocals a lil clearer here. illroots

[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”cassidy_freestyle”] Before Fat Joe rocked the crowd, Cassidy performed some of his notable hits and recited an acapella freestyle. Getcha tape decks ready!

Does this guy ever stop touring? Wiz is hitting the road again this fall with his 55 city Waken Baken Tour. Guest appearances include Yelawolf and Big K.R.I.T. Check him out when he’s coming to a town near you and pre-order tickets here.

[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”fat_joe_and_friends”] Joey Crack brought some special guests to The Darkside last night at S.O.B.’s. Joell Ortiz kicked things off and channeled Big Pun with “Twinz (Deep Cover 98)”. Afterward, Joe brought out Redman, Diamond D,  Buckshot, Jeru the Damaja, Mic Geronimo, M.O.P. and capped it off with DJ Premier. If you missed out, kill yourself…or watch the video above.

This is more like spoken word, but Wale reps for the ladies one time on this new tune. Lack of ambition, so wack. honey

My dudes Mel D. Cole and Ernest Estime came through last night with some great shots from last night’s show at S.O.B.’s. Thanks to Crack, Vado, Cassidy and the gang of guests who came out. Good times.

Joe Beezy enters Royce’s world and drops a few bars over his spaced-out track. We come in peace. Pause. thi