This song doesn’t appear on any of Nipsey’s Bullets Ain’t Got No Name tapes, so it’s safe to say Southside Po’s claiming ownership. In any event, here’s a new clip shot in the heart of South Jamaica, Queens. 57th Ave

Asher, Jim Jones and Justin Bieber, all appeared on the MTV game show, Silent Library. The program aired a month ago, but MTV is notorious for their rebroadcasts. On the show, contestants earn cash by quietly performing stunts in a library. Check out the insanity after the jump.

Let a dog roam and he’ll find his way home. Last night, Game announced that he’s back on Dr. Dre’s Aftermath Records. Back in 2006, Chuck was released from the label and shipped to Universal subsidiary Geffen. Welcome back? Heads Up: NR

Lupe says this song is featured on the the album above. Good thing, cause it’ll be a shame for this track to go to waste. If this and “Beaming” are signs of things to come, Lasers should be on point. UPDATE: Hold your horses, Wasalu says song is unfinished.

Truth be told: Unless it’s Hip Hop Honors or you and your drunk friend doin’ karaoke, hip-hop covers are caca. I’ll pass on this shit. Sorry Calvin. HHNM

[vodpod id=Video.3026047&w=425&h=350&fv=configParams%3Dinstance%3Dnews%26amp%3Bvid%3D482644] Yo Gotti tells MTV that he, Gucci Mane, and Young Jeezy are the streets’ last hope. “I feel like it’s our job, between me and Jeezy and Gucci —  feel that’s who the streets look at as far as trap music,” Gotti explained. “So if it’s gonna be saved, we have to save it. [Save Da Trap] is me telling myself and them, ‘Don’t do it.’ We gotta save the trap — the streets want us here. We […]

Ok here’s our final look at the fly girls down in South America. Didn’t know they took it to Carnival. Lord have mercy. GG Previously: Vol. 1 I Vol. 2

Lambo Lloyd came out to Webster Hall last night to join Juelz for a performance of his new single. Plus, it was all for a good cause. G-Set? Ha. ThisIsStillCurtis

Miss Info brought this out yesterday. But here’s the visual of the convo that Westwood came out to the U.S. to get. He also got some behind the scenes from the various video shoots Weezy did that weekend. It’s so hard to say goodbye. Ha.

E-40’s ripping a page out of Nelly’s play book and dropping two albums Revenue Retrievin’ Night Shift and Revenue Retrievin’ Day Shift on the same day (March 30).  “I‘m excited about this album; it’s been a year since I dropped The Ball Street Journal,” he said in a statement. “It marks an important independent business venture for me. This way, I am able to go back to the basics and run my own campaign.” Gotta respect that.