This past Saturday, Erykah premiered her new music video “Window Seat”.  In it, the singer goes full frontal in broad daylight. Despite her artistic expression, the video was marred with some backlash. Erykah addressed it head on and the support she received from her children’s fathers.

On location of CNN’s upcoming video, Noreaga spits his verse from their Camouflage Season mixtape. Get a good looks and remember this face, Pison. 57th Ave

Out of nowhere comes Gucci Mane’s latest video featuring Rick Ross. And with La Flare locked down, he’s got plenty of time to think about the money.

[vodpod id=Video.3326528&w=425&h=350&fv=] From Stankonia studios, Big Boi discusses with Gyant Unplugged the delay of Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty, and his new home at Def Jam. He also mentions that it was Andre 3000’s decision to make “Shutter Bug” the first single.

Jeezy and his superfriends compile some behind the scenes footage for their latest viral video. You heard the man, this is bag music, please don’t abuse it. WSHH

This track dropped not too long ago. But now, Joell Ortiz has been added to the mix. Street life, do you want to be a part of it?

The Chef’s still cookin things up with CNN. Here’s two more photographs from the video shoot this weekend. Hang Hang: 57th Ave Previously: Vol 1

More details have emerged as to who Kanye is collaborating with for his upcoming album, Good Ass Job. According to Roc4Life, he has has enlisted RZA, Pete Rock and Q-Tip for production. As far as features go Drake, Clipse, Big Sean, and Dwele are all on deck. Sounds G.O.O.D. to us. Heads up: YK2 Sidebar: Kanye West “Streets Lights” Fanmade Video

Freddie took his act to the, well, ghetto this weekend and shot a spankin’ new video. The clip is from the track off his upcoming mixtape, Str8 Killa No Filla—which by the way seems to be living up to it’s title. More photographs after the jump. Robvillian

[vodpod id=Video.3323795&w=425&h=350&fv=] Where’s Don King when ya need him? On May 2nd, Preemo and Pete Rock plan to duke it out on the 1’s and 2’s in Tokyo for the 30th anniversary of Manhattan Records. The label was home to artists like Diana Ross, Art Garfunkel, and Thomas Dolby. Book your flights now and grab a window seat. Nav