Now, that’s a throwback flick! Here’s that long-waited collabo from A and B. Not what I was expecting, but oh well, get your stomp on! Might be a good joint for the treadmill. That’s about it. Props: Miss Jia

Yup, we know it leaked like a dam yesterday. Still, here’s the Refill bonus cut that’s being serviced to DJs. A lil’ Marshall and Andre back and forth for your Friday morning. Oh that Double R, what a Shady Promo Machine. Ooh Wee! Pick it up December 21st, cheapskates.

Here are more snapshots (courtesy of Michelle Musikantow) from the set of Lupe’s upcoming music video. Looks like it’s going to be a must see. Props: LupeE.N.D. Previously: On The Set: Lupe Fiasco “Solar Midnite”

[vodpod id=Groupvideo.4100460&w=425&h=350&fv=] Today, Shawn Corey Carter turns the big 4-0. And this weekend, he’s celebrating his cumpleaños with friends and family in the Dominican Republic. Mamajuana’s for everyone! Sidebar: Coincidentally, Rap Radar’s own “Big Homie” turns 29 tomorrow! It’s a celebration bitches!

[vodpod id=Groupvideo.4100348&w=425&h=350&fv=configParams%3Dvid%253D461967%2526uri%253Dmgid%253Auma%253Avideo%253Amtv.com%253A461967] Drizzy tells MTV that the first track on his debut album, Thank Me Later is called “Fireworks”. “The album opens up with a song I’m really proud of called ‘Fireworks’ . I get asked so many questions. Due to press people around, I have to deflect them. It’s like when you put in the CD, all your questions are answered right away. It’s a great, triumphant record right away. That opens up the scheme, and from there, hopefully, […]

[vodpod id=Groupvideo.4100167&w=425&h=350&fv=mediaKey%3D413952c8-34f4-4276-9424-d85115109c58%26amp%3Bimage%3Dhttp%3A%2F%2Ftmz.vo.llnwd.net%2Fo28%2F2009-12%2F03%2F120309_nas_arrest_still.jpg%26amp%3Borigin%3Dembed] Back in September, Nas was arrested in Georgia after failing a sobriety test. He was eventually cleared of the charges. Three months later, TMZ has obtained the dashboard footage of the detainment. Nothin’ ill about that.

After a year long standoff, DJ Drama and Young Jeezy reunited tonight on Atlanta’s Hot 107.9. Later on, Gucci Mane calls in and extends an olive branch to Da Snowman.

After a year long standoff, DJ Drama and Young Jeezy reunited tonight on Atlanta’s Hot 107.9. Later on, Gucci Mane calls in and extends an olive branch to Da Snowman.

Excuse the lip-sync, but here’s Def Jam’s Carribean queen rehearsing “Hard” for her performance tonight at the Hammerstein Ballroom in NYC. At the 2:34 mark, she learns Da Snowman won’t be reciting his verse. Thanks Mark!

Casket Track #10, you bastards.

Jeremih’s album was a commercial dud, but this track was far from a flop. Live from Magic City, GA  is his latest visual aid. If pretty brown rounds are your thing, press play.

[vodpod id=Groupvideo.4094315&w=425&h=350&fv=configParams%3Dvid%253D461868%2526uri%253Dmgid%253Auma%253Avideo%253Amtv.com%253A461868] After learning about his Grammy nominations, Aubrey spoke with MTV on the collaborations on his debut album, Thank Me Later. Shooting for a March release, he’s already locked down: Jay-Z, Wayne, Jeezy and Kanye. He also alludes to a mystery guest. “It’s this other one I’m excited about that’s kinda left [field],” he demurred. “It’s gonna be a great project — well-rounded.” Hopefully, everything is squared away.

The fireman ought to be charged with arson for this new cut from Rebirth. Where’s the nearest extinguisher? UPDATE: CDQ (sounds even worst) Splash

You see the flyer. And if you’re in the greater Los Angeles area, I’ve got two pair of tickets for you and a guest. First ones to email me your full name and phone number to [email protected] wins. Simple, right? Well do what it do, nephew. UPDATE: Giveaway over. Shouts to the winners.

You see the flyer. And if you’re in the greater Los Angeles area, I’ve got two pair of tickets for you and a guest. First ones to email me your full name and phone number to [email protected] wins. Simple, right? Well do what it do, nephew. UPDATE: Giveaway over. Shouts to the winners.

Freddie became the second rapper in the publication’s 29 year history to grace the cover. The first were NWA in 1989. Funny how time flies, no? The feature is available to peruse at LA Weekly’s home base. Here’s an excerpt: Given a $250,000 budget that allowed him to work with A-list producers like Just Blaze and Polow da Don, Gibbs received praise for his music but ran into apprehensive label executives, who doubted their ability to promote a Gary artist, […]

Surely, a few rappers could benefit from this. Available now is a how-to-guide for the lyrically declined.  As the cover indicates, the book also features commentary from some of hip-hop’s elite. In fact, after the jump, check out the foreword from Kool G Rap.

New issue drops this week. Cop it before Chris self destructs.

With Baby and Mack Maine in tow, Jay Sean performed “Down” last night on Jimmy Kimmel Live! Prepare for the British invansion.

Last night, Christina Milian’s husband took Twitter and vented about his album Love vs. Money getting snubbed for a Grammy nomination. This past March, YN and I appeared alongside Dream on The Morning After With Angela Yee. In the clip below, he talked about his beef with the Grammy Family. Heads Up: Rap Up