Not because it’s the cool thing to do, but Mistah F.A.B. cruises around town and visits today’s popular trends in his new video. I Found My Backpack 3 is available here. sermon

Despite being behind bars, Lil Boosie recently graduated from the Angola State Prison GED program. Although he beat his murder charge, he is currently doing a eight year bid on drug charges.

Bone Thugs-N-Harmony are currently on the road for their 20th anniversary tour and brought the show to H-Town’s House of Blues. Above, Koopa hits the stage for “Ridin” and QueenBobbi captured the action.

“My hits so sick got rappers acting dramatic” Justin hosted and provided the musical numbers last night on Saturday Night Live. Above, he brought out Hov for “Suit & Tie”. JT even responded (2:17) to Kanye’s rant by altering his line in the second verse. He later returns to close out the episode with “Mirrors”. The 20/20 Experience drops March 19. UPDATE: “Mirrors” during dress rehearsal

Featuring a Tupac sample, the Roc Nation songstress puts her street dreams on wax with TDE’s own, Kendrick Lamar. Flex‘s Who You Mad At? Me Or Yourself ? drops this month.

Mr. 106 lights up the ‘net with his fifth Greenlight tape. Guests include Rozay, Lil Wayne, Meek Mill, Snoop, Jada, Busta, Kendrick Lamar and production by Cardiak, Jahlil Beats, araabMUZIK and more.

HS87’s compilation All I’ve Ever Dreamed Of arrives in three days, and Hit-Boy gathers a handful of guests outside the label for its latest offering. Produced by the Grammy-award winner himself.

Forgot about Kells? Well if so and you plan on attending MGK’s tour, he covers Em again, this time performing “Forgot About Dre”. Here’s how it looked at The Fillmore Silver Spring last night. dmvsthemove

YG traveled over to the East Coast and performed at Brooklyn’s Knitting Factory on Thursday. BHHTV was in attendance and shares the highlights of the evening.

To commemorate today’s anniversary, DJ Rhude is back with his mix EP and honors the late Frank White. Tracklist and download below. I’ve always wondered what Big would sound like rocking with some of today’s producers, which was the catalyst behind this project. I’ve taken 9 of his songs and matched them up with some of the dopest producers out now. Some noteworthy beats featured on The Notorious 9 are from Harry Fraud, No I.D., Large Professor, The Alchemist, Jahlil […]