In the wake of Jamaican drug lord, Christopher “Dudus” Coke’s arrest, Pusha pens a verse over Diddy’s “Angels.” Dearly beloved, this is coke rap. kc

“Hate is for suckas. And you know who I’m talking to, you hatin’ ass crab.” Over the last couple of weeks, Diddy’s been on 50 Cent’s shit list. He called him a blood sucker on the radio and took a shot at him while performing at the House of Blues in Boston. Apparently, Puff isn’t taking it lightly and during BET’s post award show, he fired back. Too bad the bullets ain’t got no name. yaf

Weezy gave another update from Rikers Island and thanked his fans for their support during his year long bid. He also commended Nicki Minaj and Drake for their wins last night at the BET Awards. I hope everyone’s summer has been going well doing whatever it is you like to do. On my end, I’m alive, breathing and blessed. You already know how I’m passing the time – reading and working out.  I know I say it every letter, but […]

[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”ludadj”] The last performance of the night came from Ludacris and Nicki Lip-Sync. Then with Motley Cru’s Tommy Lee on drums, DJ Khaled brought out his remix All-Stars for “All I Do Is Win”. Party’s over.

[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”prince-4″] Following tributes by Janelle Monae, Alicia Keys, and Patti Labelle, the androgynous one was awarded BET’s Lifetime Achievement award. Game. Blouses.

[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”drakejeezyperformance”] Here’s a two for one. Although Alicia Keys was in the building, Drake performed “Fireworks” by himself. He then led into “Over” and let Young Jeezy take the reigns with “Lose My Mind” before segueing to the new remix. CDQ below. “Lose My Mind (Remix)”

[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”dirty_money”] Poor Waka Flocka. As Diddy recited his verse to the remix of “O Let’s Do It”, Mr. Flame was left, well, up in smoke. Pardon me, I had to laugh at that. Puff then switched things up and brought out Rick Ross, T.I. and Nicki Minaj to perform the “Hello, Good Morning (Remix)”. Let’s get that lip sync, together, ma.

[vodpod id=Video.3918747&w=425&h=350&fv=] J.Cole didn’t rock the main stage last night, but he did recite his verse off Jay-Z’s Blueprint 3. His performance was part of BET’s Music Matters campaign. Told ya, he’s focused, man. UPDATE: With new verse. [vodpod id=Video.3917335&w=425&h=350&fv=configParams%3Dord%253D766028695305538600%2526tile%253D2%2526reportDartNValue%253Djcolebetawardsperformance062710%2526reportDartSubValue%253Dvideohub%2526reportDartZone%253Dvideo%2526reportPropSubSection%253Dmusic_matters%2526reportPropSeason%253D_season_2010%2526reportPropPageName%253Dj_cole__bet_awards_performance__062710]

[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”drakeaward”] Drake brought his whole crew on stage as he accepted his BET Award for Best Hip-Hop Artist. Demand a recount? Ya opinion doesn’t count, owww.

[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”chris_brown-12″] Hands down, the highlight of last night’s ceremony was Chris Brown’s tribute to Michael Jackson. After busting a couple moves, Breezy broke down during his performance of “Man In The Mirror”. How’s that for a redemption song.