On election night, A$AP Rocky’s tour stomped through the Big Easy. For those in attendance, they were treated to a quick set from Meek Milly. Welcome to their House of Blues party.

Before President Barack Obama was reelected into office, Young Jeezy, Plies, and Mariah Carey released tribute songs. So for Elliott’s latest installment of “The Truth”, he critiques each recording and decides which was the best. Hail to the chief.

During his late chat with Craig Ferguson, LL talks Twitter haters, new single and says his Authentic Hip Hop should arrive in February. 57thave mentions that Cool J’s MySpace page notes the 12th.

Months after debuting the track live, a new improved Alicia reintroduces herself on the inspiring track off her Girl On Fire. Album arrives November 27. theboombox

While going through various wardrobe changes, Ms. Banks gyrates the couch in the seductive clip from her Fantasia mixtape. Enjoy the views.

Sure ain’t. Premiered on Power 106, Breezy gives a moment of clarity on a new track off his upcoming album. During his visit, he explained his controversial tats and current status with Rihanna. Editor’s Note: Hopefully his “Nobody’s Perfect” and her’s “Nobodies Business” isn’t a hint that “somebody’s” reunited.

Ras Kass’ BArmageddon is upon us. But until the digital LP impacts on December 18, direct your attention to a previous release featuring K-Dot and DMV’s ProVerb.

Rih treated her Navy to a live stream at Facebook’s HQ. During the chat, she talks Unapologetic and denied being back with Breezy. She did however elaborate on their new song. “‘Nobodies Business’ is basically the way I look at everything regarding my personal life. Even though you have to witness it, it’s being documented at every second, it still is mine. This is mine at this point. When it gets to my music and stuff like that, I’ll give and I’ll give and […]

Sk8board P continued his TV promo run yesterday on Bravo. In the clip above, he praises Frank Ocean. After the jump, he reveals his most conceited collaborator while pleading the fifth. rap-up

No Busta or Styles P present, but Fame and Term took matters in their own hands with an in-studio take of their grimey cut. Don’t do them dirty, cop Fizzyology now.