It’s a doggone shame, but over a decade ago, DMX was undisputedly hip-hop’s grand champ. But these days, he’s tarnishing his legacy with lackluster offerings like, Undisputed. The Dog still has his bite on songs like “Ya’ll Don’t Really Know” and “Already”. However, poor hooks and outdated production (“Have You Eva”, “Slippin Again”, “Cold World”) permeate the album. Even the lead single, “I Don’t Dance” is wallflower status while the vocals displayed on “I Get Scared” are horrifying. Earl took us […]

What do you know about The Conglomerate? Well today, Reek, Busta and J-Doe go the black-and-white route in their brand new video. If you need more, download their tape, Catastrophic here.

Where the Lenox Lounge once stood, Vinny Cha$e and his Cheers Club show off their Harlem stomping grounds in their new video. Dope song with visuals to match. Off the Golden Army mixtape which you can download here.

BET starts their weekly 106 & Park freestyle series on a good note by acquiring the dope rhymes from Tito Lopez. Listen up.

Joey Crack throws on the mink and keeps it simple for the critics in his brand new video. Directed by Eif Rivera and off his upcoming Darkside 3 tape. Hallelujah!

Luda dialed into Atlanta’s Hot 107.9 last night. Speaking with DJ Scream, he spoke on how his new remix came into fruition, what to expect on Ludaversal, upcoming Fast & Furious installment, his beloved Atlanta Falcons and more.

Raheem DeVaughn is back on the tracks and for his latest, he adds his soulful touch to Trinidad James’ smash. Don’t believe me, just listen. hhnm

Following the premiere of the track, P.A.P.I. and the crew take it from the nightspot to the courts in their accompanying video. P.A.P.I.’s Student Of The Game album coming soon.

For his first time setting foot on Jamaica soil, Diddy joined Beanie Man and others at Kingston’s Limelight club and performed some of his hits including his appearance on 50 Cent’s “I Get Money (Remix)”. After the jump, check out his blooper reel from the Sean Jean Macy’s campaign.

As always, Papoose recognizes the souls we tragically lost this year on his annual obituary. His album Nacirema Dream finally drops March 5. R.I.P.: Jimmy Castor l Etta James l Whitney Houston l Dick Clark l Adam “MCA” Yauch l Chuck Brown l Donna Summer l Lil Phat l Rodney King l  KMG l Ms. Melodie l  Aaron Michael Cox l Sherman Hemsley l Natina Reed l Major Harris l Capital STEEZ and more.