Prior to the NFL season’s opener between the Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants, Mi Mi, Rozay and Meek performed their track in NYC for the Kickoff Show on NBC. Get ’em G-Men.

It’s so cold in the D. So Big Sean releases his new mixtape for the 313. Guests tagging along include J.Cole, Kendrick Lamar, French Montana, Chris Brown and more. Download below.

Funeral services for Chris Lighty were held this afternoon at the Frank E. Campbell Funeral Chapel in Manhattan. The famed parlor also hosted The Notorious B.I.G. and Aaliyah’s memorials. Lighty’s estranged wife Veronica, was in attendance and so was LL Cool J, Missy Elliott, Busta Rhymes, Q-Tip, Lyor Cohen, Mary J Blige, Diddy, 50 Cent and Fat Joe. Friends remember Baby Chris here.

Ghostwridah stiffens his flow over Kendrick’s Lamar’s Section .80 instrumental. Definitely a noteworthy attempt. Download Downtown Lights 2.0 here.

Directed by Alvin Elmore, Brick Squad’s Bo Deal and the rest of the gang take advantage of the green screen for the remix.

See the city of Chicago from the eyes of GLC in his new video off his current mixtape, The Anti Simp. Directed by Terrence Jones and produced by Cardo. GLC says: In this game of life, you have people that honor you for you or honor you for what you have or what you can do for them.  Learn the difference & don’t be upset when these lames don’t recognize your hustle. Lames & simps often find it difficult to recognize Gz.

Money is sure the root of all evil. So there is no need for greed in .38 Spesh’s new video off his, Time Served. Download the mixtape here.

Everything is up for grabs, even new music from Bleek. Today, he tries his hand over God Forgives, I Don’t opening track, “Pirates”. Kush Gang coming soon.

More than likely While You Were Sleeping, Jon visited DJ Kay Slay’s show and turned Streetsweeper’s Radio show out with a in-studio rendition of his mixtape’s third track.

Wiz Khalifa is hitting the road once again and this time, he’s bringing the whole gang with him. See where the trek stops after the jump. Don’t worry, they’re all in 2012.