In between tough talk tweets about who’s a better b-ball player, Da Capo revealed that he and Chuck Taylor are recording a sequel to their first big collabo. Remember how mad 50 was that Game gave his first video look to somebody’s else’s record? Let’s take ’em back. UPDATE: TMZ has Game gettin’ dunked on. Ouch. UPDATE 2: Another pushback? SMH.

Has Kimmy done anything significant since she got out of jail? SMH. Dancing With The Stars? Fuck outta here. Anyways, before partying it up with Funk Flex last night, the Queen Bee blessed Flex with her take on Ri-Ri’s latest. Take a deep breath before you click on the player and pray an MP3 never comes. Heads Up: HHNM

Speaking of Cafe, he joined Fab last night on his 106 and Park tour stop in Manhattan. Pardon, the C level footage as the two perform the new Big Apple street heat, “I’m Ill”. I wonder if Hov wants 700% on this one. Bonus: For the ladies, here’s a better look at Loso performing “Everything, Everyday, Everywhere”, the night before in Boston.

A double dosage of Cafe for your Saturday afternoon. First up, he deserves a late pass for finally adding his bars to the Snoop single but he redeems himself for tacklin’ the Chalie Boy cut. Brave man. “I Wanna Rock” “I Look Good” Props: Splash

Say cheese! OCTVO Previously: Drake’s Wonder Years

[vodpod id=ExternalVideo.914071&w=425&h=350&fv=configParams%3Dvid%253D469649%2526uri%253Dmgid%253Auma%253Avideo%253Amtv.com%253A469649] While on the set of his next video, “Pretty Girls”, Wale talks to MTV about his sex talk article for Honey Magazine, where the D.C. rapper explains the difference between “makin love” and “havin sex”. He says he’s gotten a lot of great feedback and hints there could be more sex columns in the future. The new Dr. Drew?

Damn, remember this story. Well Bishop Lamont finally admitted he’s no longer Aftermath on Shade 45’s The All Out Show. He also claims he was blessed to walk away with the rights to over 700 tracks. But are we really supposed to believe him? Ha. HHNM x Bishop-Lamont Sidebar: Whoo Kid has a new joint.

With a collaborative album on the horizon, the trio is seeking the public’s assistance in naming their outfit. If your tag is selected, the Wu-Gambinos promise to acknowledge you in LP’s liner notes. Any suggestions? Heads Up: Nav

With a collaborative album on the horizon, the

Grab your microscope lense if you wanna get an early peek at what Luda‘s cooked up. A Hustler’s Spirit mixtape drops next week. As for Battle Of The Sexes, keep holdin’ your breath.

“Tell a model bitch let’s part, over a stretch mark” Another J.Cardim production possibly off the upcoming The Great Escape and oh yeah, Mouse don’t need no hook for this shit. Props: UHTN via Joey’s Twitter Previously: Joe Budden “Money’s On Me”

Two days ago, OnSmash and MissInfo decided to set the new year off right with the return of their Throwback Thursday series. Here to kick things off for the ’09, is an essential mixtape, Kid Capri’s Old School Pt. 3, which contains plenty of classic material. Set your weekend off right and download here. 01. World Famous Supreme Team – Dancin’ All Night 02. Fearless Four – Rockin’ It 03. Spoonie Gee – Spoonin’ Rap 04. Kool Moe Dee – […]

Raymond needs to call a plumber because his album is slowly leaking. Here’s another collabo with a rapper as Ursh gets his flow on with Mr. Pyrex over a Polow Da Don produced track. You might want to pass on this and hail a cab instead. “Get In My Car” Ft. Yo Gotti X

Get into the groove as Marvin plays your friendly neighborhood pharmacist. It’s off The Talk of New York’s upcoming G.P.G. mixtape dropping January 28th. Dope shit. Predicate Felon FTW! ThisIs50

Don’t be mad your girl knows all the words. #1 Drake So Far Gone #2 J.Cole The Warm Up #3 Young Jeezy Trappin’ Ain’t Dead #4 Pill 4180: The Prescription #5 Lil Wayne No Ceilings #6 Freddie Gibbs MWGBFCM #7 50 Cent Forever King #8 Lupe Fiasco Enemy Of The State #9 Jadakiss Kiss My Ass #10 Nipsey Hussle Bullets Ain’t Got No Name Vol. 3

Big sales and certified plaques > Awards and trophies. Don’t tear up, Terius. Cheer up! #1 The-Dream Love vs. Money #2 Alicia Keys The Element Of Freedom #3 Trey Songz Ready #4 Rihanna Rated R #5 Chris Brown Graffiti

Big sales and certified plaques > Awards and trophies. Don’t tear up, Terius. Cheer up! #1 The-Dream Love vs. Money #2 Alicia Keys The Element Of Freedom #3 Trey Songz Ready #4 Rihanna Rated R #5 Chris Brown Graffiti

We wish Cam would sometimes put rap above the business of rap. C’mon, Killa! #1 Cam’ron Crime Pays #2 Asher Roth Asleep In The Bread Aisle #3 Jim Jones Pray IV Reign #4 Jadakiss The Last Kiss #5 Busta Rhymes Back On My B.S.

In Dennis Coles We Trust. #1 Ghostface Killah Ghostdini Wizard Of Poetry In Emerald City #2 Maino …If Tomorrow Comes #3 Method Man & Redman Blackout! 2 #4 Wale Attention Deficit #5 UGK UGK 4 Life

Hate it or love it, a hit record still trumps everything. Advice for the young MCs: Make one. #1 Drake “Best I Ever Had” #2 Jay-Z “D.O.A.” #3 Jamie Foxx x T-Pain “Blame It” #4 Jay-Z x Alicia Keys “Empire State Of Mind” #5 Young Money “Every Girl” #6 Fabolous x Drake “Throw It In The Bag” (Remix) #7 Maino “All The Above” #8 Snoop Dogg “I Wanna Rock” #9 Drake x Trey Songz “Successful” #10 Jay Electronica “Exhibit C”