Sans T.I., Robin and Pharrell kept the ladies moist (excluding Ellen, of course) with another live rendition of their collaboration. Hey, hey, hey.

DGB got their hands on this unreleased diss track from La Flare. Based on the references, this was made prior to his fallout with Waka Flocka. As far as everyone else mentioned, chances are Gucci isn’t apologizing. Sidebar: Gucci Mane x Rick Ross “Traphouse 3”

Statik Selektah had a full house last Thursday during his ShowOff Radio. During the broadcast, Talib, Chance and Cory Mo took to the mic and showcased their rhymes over A$AP’s “1 Train”. All aboard.

Inspired by the film Paid In Full, Gunplay takes a ride through the barrio with his KJV intact. Logan’s español is almost as good as the song itself.

After nine months of being on the job, Young Jeezy made his first signing with Detroit based group, Doughboyz Cashout. In the video above, Da Snowman calls up to 98 WJLB to speak on his acquisition.

With all the women featured, it’s no wonder why Terius wants to cut right to the chase. Here’s the lavishing visual for his album’s title track. IV Play begins May 28. Directed by X.

Wayne Brady was a guest on Shade 45 last week and before chucking the deuces, DJ Wonder put him through the 5 Fingers of Death. Quiet as kept, Brady’s rhymes are better than most rappers. UPDATE: Brady was back on the show recently and did it again. He still got it.

One thing Joell Ortiz knows how to do is rhyme. And today, he attaches some bars to Rocko’s underground hit. flex

Diddy announced yesterday that he would be joining the cast of Downton Abbey. Turns out, he was trolling the press and did a skit with Funny Or Die. All joking aside, the show could use some ethnic diversity, gheesh.

If you haven’t seen Curren$y live lately, he compiles three of his most recent shows in under three minutes, just for you. The audio can be found on New Jet City.