The stars came out to play last night at the King of Diamonds in Miami. For those who couldn’t attend, here’s a recap of the celebratory evening. Damn, they love them strippers.

Since breaking out as solo artist in ’96, Busta Rhymes declared that there was only “five years left.” And with the Mayans prophecy failing to come to fruition today, Bussa explained to MTV that his claim 16 years ago was still accurate.

Reflecting on his past work and crush on Janet, Busta runs a few laps with Q-Tip over Kendrick’s track. The Conglomerate’s Castastrophic drops tomorrow. Tracklist above. shaheem reid

Well that didn’t take long. After premiering the track, J-Doe and Busta get cozy with some hot gals

If the world does not end this Friday, The Conglomerate will be releasing their mixtape Catastrophic and J-Doe and Busta takes it to the top on its first leak. inflexwetrust

The stars came out to play at Webster Hall last night. Following her Sandy Relief performance, Ms. Keys joined her hubby as well as guests including Diddy, Khaled, Busta and more.

As if Weezy and Jeezy wasn’t enough, Busta Rhymes now puts his game face on and opens up Trey’s track with a new verse. splash

The night before last, 2 Chainz brought his B.O.A.T.S tour to Miami’s Fillmore where he was accompanied by all-star guests, Tunechi, Busta Rhymes and LeBron James. If you missed it, peep the recap above.

It’s the remix of the remix, bitch. More specifically, it’s just the Conglomerate leaving their mark on Lil Reese’s “Us”. Of course, it’s Young Chop on the beat.

Still bothered by some of y’all lames, DJ Paul and Kay Slay bring Buss along for some assistance on the remix. DJ Paul’s A Person Of Interest drops October 22.