Produced by DJ Mustard, T-Pain follows the rhythm of dat ass on his new track featuring B.o.B. His Stoicville LP is on the way, but you can purchase this on iTunes now.

With Jay Elect back on the mic, Kendrick’s ruffles some feathers on this left over from Big Sean’s Hall Of Fame. As for your favorite rapper, he dead.

Love advice from your friends may get you in trouble. Or it can help. With their engagement still on thin ice, Game and Tiff try to figure out if the love is still there or if they’re just co-parenting. What a roller coaster.

Uh oh. When the Kang doesn’t like the text he sees in Niq Niq’s phone, he and Major take matters into their own hands.

Whether he’s rolling them up or rocking’ them on his feet, Chevy Woods stays fresh on his new track produced by C4. His G4 is on the way.

Loneliness takes over Marsha on her brand new single, which premiered on Philly’s Hot 107.9. Luckily, Ne-Yo’s there to lend a helping hand. Her sophomore set, Lovers & Friends, coming soon.

They said it wouldn’t last, but yesterday, Hip-Hop turned 40 years old. Hot 97’s Peter Rosenberg celebrated our culture’s soundtrack with 2 hours of 70s and 80s tunes.

Whether it’s a truck or a drop, Chinx Drugz and Ace Hood pull up in luxury down in the 305. The video directed by X and Jon J is in support of Chinx Drugz’ Cocaine Riot 3. You can get that up in here.

Clothing brand Stüssy recently celebrated Yo! MTV Raps’ 25th anniversary with a collection of t-shirts. The brand also commemorated the anniversary with the two part documentary, We Were All Watching. Check out the synopsis below.

Just in case you ain’t know it, The Corporate Thugz Entertainment’s Boss Ya Life Gang tape drops tomorrow. And to push the project further, YG and Da Snowman give their rendition of Rocko’s underground hit.