Breaking up is hard to do. But Robin Thicke helps ease the pain with Lil Wayne in his new video. The visual is straight, but the song is perfect. Pretty ill how his scatty flow meshes with the acoustic backdrop. Buy Love After War here.

 How you hating on a nigga that wanted it more than you? Ty Kidd Previously: Under Pressure

Lil Wayne pulled a no-show last night on Jimmy Kimmel’s program. But as they say, the show must go on. Instead of canceling the segment, he threw a wig on a studio audience member and told him to pretend to be Weezy. Ingenious idea, Jimmy. brokencool

Jermaine returned to Fayetteville, North Carolina today to kick off his Dreamville Weekend. So what better way to cap off the day than with a new record, produced by Elite. You can check out footage of him accepting his “J.Cole Day” proclamation here or raw footage after the jump.

Here’s something we all can fuck with. Freddie keeps the neighborhood hoes on speed dial with his new cut featuring Problem and his fellow CTE 211. It ain’t no fun if the homies can’t have none. bootlegkev

Up for a story boys and girls? Well Uncle Snoop and $hort Dawg hit the record button and recite both of their “Freaky Tales” mash-up. Uh, where the freaks at?

During his visit on DJ Green Lantern’s Invasion Radio show, Boss Lady puts Kirko on the spot for a freestyle. Yea, he’s a tad off beat, but at least it was off the top. Hey, Maino liked it.

You’re letting all that cold air in, Daniel. Diggy Simmons’ debut album, Unexpected Arrival is almost here and today, he unveiled the cover art. What’s behind door number one? Find out March 20. rap-up UPDATE: Now with tracklist. . “The Arrival (Intro)” 2. “Hello World” 3. “I Need to Know” 4. “88″ (feat. Jadakiss) 5. “Two Up” 6. “Unforgivable Blackness” 7. “Special Occasion” (feat. Tank) 8. “Glow in the Dark” 9. “4 Letter Word” 10. “Do It Like You” (feat. Jeremih) […]

About a week ago, 360 hit Converse’s Rubber Tracks Studio out in Brooklyn. He doesn’t say what he recorded, but we’re pretty sure we’ll hear the results soon. On a related note, Steve Stoute’s URL just threw up his take on the Tanning of America.

We smell a comeback. Last night at the Warner Theater in the nation’s capital, Ms. Hill debuted her track, “Fearless Vampire Killer.” The footage isn’t the best, but it sounds like she’s onto something. Only time (and a CDQ rip) will tell. prefix via hhdx