Finally got a chance to check out the visual from Sha Money XL’s new artist, Kidd Kidd. Remember, dude used to roll with Lil Wayne and was the feature on “Mrs. Officer”. Here, he laments the losses his hometown suffered from Hurrricane Katrina and dedicates the song to the people of Haiti. Good stuff.

Back in December, The Officer performed in Wyclef’s homeland. WSHH just released some behind the scenes footage, but I prefer the clip above that I found on YouTube. Pretty sure, this won’t be the last time we see a rapper perform there.

Here’s some mo’ flicks of Weezy and The World’s Most Dangerous Group (ha!) creating the video for “Roger That”. While in Miami, they actually shot another visual to “Girl I Got You” too. Happy happy joy joy! Lil Wayne HQ

As the title indicates, Maino’s keeping the ball rolling by releasing a four track EP on February 2nd. Stop hating and start supporting. Preview the tracks here. 1. Get ‘Em Tiger 2. The Realest 3. Gotta Luv Me 4. I’m Da Future HHNM

According to Billboard, Quincy Jones and Lionel Richie are revamping the global anthem, “We Are The World”. The record was recorded 25 years ago in support of Africa relief. Coincidentally, the rehash comes in the wake of last week’s earthquake in Haiti. The tandem are recruiting talent from Grammy weekend to participate. So far, invited guests include Usher, Natalie Cole, and John Legend. Surely, more to come.

What more can I say? Jay Elect and RR get top billin’, chumps. Ride with us or collide with us. Ha!

A gang of rap all-stars came out to support Phife from A Tribe Called Quest’s battle with diabetes. Jeru, Dres, KRS-One, Busy Bee, Greg Nice, you name it. But rap’s new phenom really shined with his stellar set. It was Jay Elect’s house as he brought out Talib and Mos for everyone’s favorite posse cut. One mo’ time! And oh yeah, fuck a watermark, I shot this and if you steal my footage I want 700% or I’m gonna out […]

Yesterday, Freddie G. stopped by the Rap Radar Mansion and spoke on his feature in LA Weekly. Gibbs was the first rapper (solo) to front the publication in over 20 years. He also speaks on the coverage from The New Yorker, L.A. Times, and Post-Tribune. Read all about it.

[vodpod id=Video.2901869&w=425&h=350&fv=] Officer Ricky and Jed Clampett boast about their female dogs in this new music video. Take that, Positive K. Splash

“Nick, do you see that cab? It’s available” After interviewing the Mob Squad, Nick takes the elevator downstairs in hopes to catch a ride with Jay-Z. When Nick finally makes it downstairs, Jay leaves him. So did Jeezy. So did Trey. With friends like these, who needs enemies. Ha! YK2