With Reggie acting as Meth’s hype man, the two perform “Method Man” during the 2010 E3 Expo at the L.A. Convention Center. And what’s a Meth and Red show without a dive into the crowd. Looks like the camera guy took one. Ouch. andreas hale

DJ Drama and Gooch are dropping their mixtape, Mr. Zone 6 this Saturday. Until then, get into the zone with the title track.

Dip Set isn’t the only crew reuniting these days. During Philly’s 100.3 The Beat’s Super Jam, members of State Property reunited minus the Broad Street Bully. The chain gang remains—sort of.

First F. Gary Gray executed Ross’ vision for “Super High” and according to the tweet above, Spike might be up next. Action!

[vodpod id=Video.3845221&w=425&h=350&fv=] Light skinned Jermaine’s private show is currently going down at a secret location in NYC. For those who aren’t there, we’re broadcasting live from the venue. Enjoy! If the player above does not work, simply click here.

In honor of 2Pac’s born day, Angie Mar aired portions of an interview she did with him in his final days. The candid talk which was volatile and controversial at times never aired in its entirety. Enjoy. ang

We’re still waitin’ on TM103 and now the word is this is the real single. Of course, Shawty Redd on the track. Radio rip for now. CDQ drops Friday at 1:03 PM at tm-103.com. No white lies. dgb x nr UPDATE: CDQ UPDATE 2: Mastered and dirty

“Got me bringin’ guns to work, Gilbert Arenas” Finally! There is a God. Sounds pretty unfinished though. splash Sidebar: This used to ring off in the hood!

Next Monday will finally see the release of Cole’s first major music video. The clip was shot by BB Gun in his hometown of Fayetteville, North Carolina. If that wasn’t reason enough to celebrate, peep the outside of the 40/40 nightclub in NYC. Sssh, secret show tonight, don’t tell anyone.

Men lie. Women lie. Hits don’t. The half-Jewish Toronto hip-hop star who got his start in the teen TV cult hit Degrassi: The Next Generation, goes to the head of the class this week on his Young Money/Cash Money/Universal Motown debut, Thank Me Later, with first-week sales in the 450-475k range, making it a lock for #1.