Clear the streets. Yo Gotti saddles out West and rides through the Bay in his new video with Da Snowman and YG. His I Am EP drops November 19.

With twerking sweeping the nation, Busta and Nicki bring the booty popping to the small screen. Depending on your place of employment, this may be considered NSFW. Nicki’s ass alone would make you want to call in sick.

Just days ago, Rick Ross began shooting the video for his contribution on Rich Gang’s album. Before it arrives, MTV gives us our first look and an explanation of the concept by video director Dre Films.

For those who still need more than his Unconscious State to be added to your playlist, Jon Connor brings another mp3 with his take over DMX’s classic.

Its the battle of the laughs. Before Hov took the field at Yankee Stadium last weekend, YN caught up with him for a special sit-down of The Truth. In the first part, Jay talks about Magna Carta Holy Grail, Samsung deal, and new legends. UPDATE: In the second segment, Jay discusses sports management, competition, Harry Belafonte, Trayvon Martin, and fatherhood.

“I know I got D-X to make ’em go nuts, my man started tweaking like he was sniffing Golddust…” Inspired by professional wrestling, 360 brings his hustler ambition inside the trap house for his new video. References for days. Download Beginning Of Forever here.

Before crashing 2 Chainz’s interview, Juicy J kicked it with Power 105.1’s DJ Self. He talked about Stay Trippy, strip clubs, and resurgence. Shutthefuckup and listen.

[cnnvideo url=’http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/bestoftv/2013/07/23/ac-race-and-justice-in-america-ii.cnn’ inline=’true’] In the midst of the Trayvon Martin rallies across the country, Nas was one of the guests who appeared on CNN’s Anderson Cooper 360° last night to discuss racism in america. rtny

Make no mistake—or apologies, but J.Cole’s selling records. And this week, his sophomore set Born Sinner has accumulated 506,000 receipts. The album becomes Cole’s second gold plaque. Congratulations! Download the LP here.

Trae Tha Truth kept his tradition going this weekend with his annual Trae Day event in Houston. With performances from Trinidad James, Lil Scrappy, Problem and more, Trae provided goods for the needy, back-to-school supplies for the kids, free HIV testing and more. Every day should be Trae Day. kit