Photo: Miss Info Ah, just like ol’ times. This afternoon, Cam’Ron, Jim Jones, Juelz Santana, and Freeky Zeekey returned to Hot 97 for the first time in years. The whole crew’s in here! Break 1: Reunited and it feels so good. Good Snoop impersonation, Cam. Ha! Break 2: Cam and Jim explain Kanye “diss” on “Toast”. Break 3: More camaraderie. Reunion show November 26th at Hammerstein Ballroom in NYC. UPDATE: Now with video.

No, this isn’t your weekly G.O.O.D. Friday fix. Instead, it’s an unreleased demo from Kanye which RHHS79 says was intended for Common and Ludacris with Yeezy on the hook.

In honor of G.O.O.D. Friday. Check the 6:10 mark. Look at you! Ha! Bonus: I forgot the “Power” claps. Clap! dj soul

[vodpod id=Video.4508692&w=425&h=350&fv=] With happy hour just a few hours away, everybody in the latest video off Battle Of The Sexes have already reached their limits. Who’s up for a drink? All rounds on B.Dot. wshh

Face down. Ass up. That’s the way we like to—well, you know. Here’s a new tune to grind too from the mouth piece of Jay Rock. By the way, Cubana Lust culo es muy bueno!

About time someone else goes in over this besides Curtis. Luckily for us, Joell Ortiz dropped off his rendition. Fuck you, if you’re not fuckin’ with this.

The G.O.A.T. chopped it up with his old chum, Tim Westwood. In between his old video clips, LL speaks on his current projects and his glory days as Def Jam’s flagship artist.

The Roots, John Legend, Common and Melanie Fiona practiced what they preached and “woke up” earlier this morning for a performance of “Wake Up Everybody” as part of Good Morning America’s Fall Concert series. Support the project Wake Up! in its entirety on iTunes umd

[vodpod id=Video.4507403&w=425&h=350&fv=] The freaks come out at night and so do the killers. Freekey and his Dip affiliates act the fool for their new video. Toward the end of the clip, the beat switches to Cam’ron and Jim Jones’ “Toast“. os

Nelly’s floating on Cloud 9—well, at least his car is in his new video for “Just A Dream”. As HHNM indicated, the song is performing well on the charts and after five weeks sits at number eight. Don’t call it a comeback!