50 isn’t playing and early this morning, Fif kept his good music streak going by dropping off another freebie. When it all goes down, you got to love the trash talking at the end too.

Gucci teams up with DJ Holiday for his latest mixtape. The tape includes 18 tracks with features from Birdman and Yung Joc. Tracklist and download link under the cut.

[vodpod id=Video.5515041&w=425&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] UK artist Chipmunk recruited Breezy for the original, but now he has nabbed Jermaine to spit a verse for the official remix. Tim Westwood was lucky enough to premiere the track and it sounds like a winner.

No word on when Obie’s long-awaited Bottom’s Up will be released, but he throws on his Gucci kicks and does what he does best on his latest track courtesy of hithiphop.

While Lil Wayne was incarcerated last year, he said he wanted to work with Tech N9ne. And from the looks of it, their plans are finally in motion. Let’s see what they do with it.

In celebration of Mercedes-Benz 125 years, here is the full version of their  “Welcome” Super Bowl ad featuring Diddy, which is expected to air during tomorrow’s Super Bowl. Diddy’s getting car jacked. Ha! ru Sidebar: Diddy Kicks Off Super Bowl Weekend

Following months of speculation, Wale confirms that he’s now signed to Rick Ross’ Maybach Music Group. Though the label is currently in a bidding war, he will still be managed by Roc Nation. Congrats!

With the Conjure flowing, his boo Eudoxie by his side, Ludacris took to Beamers last night with Jermaine Dupri on the wheels and kicked-off his Super Bowl weekend Dallas. Here’s what Exclusive Access caught.

The Drama King gives us his brand new mixtape with 22 tracks for everyone to enjoy this weekend. Features include Busta Rhymes, Raekwon, Vado and much more. Tracklist and download link under the cut. xalence

Consequence unleashes his Havoc-produced track and brings his screening of his new mixtape to a closure. Havoc is by far one of the most underrated producers around. Movies on Demand 2 coming soon. xxl Previously: “Money Talk”