Before the final edit premieres tomorrow evening, MTV takes us on the set during its making. Besides the eye candy, you can probably expect a whole lot of good kush and alcohol.

Good thing Drake never threw away his Grammy speech. Before the televised ceremony, Drake’s sophomore set Take Care, won an award for Best Rap Album. On the red carpet, he spoke to FUSE about his scoring his first golden gramophone. On another note, Drake recently settled the lawsuit surrounding “Marvin’s Room”.

While premiering his new video and taking the Grammy for “Best Rap Album“, Aubrey spoke with Ryan Seacrest on the red carpet and finally revealed, Nothing Was The Same as the title for his third album.

Aubrey sure has came a long way. And from his Toronto hometown to D.R., the Grammys’ Best Rap Album winner spreads crew love in his brand new video. Directed by (Little) X.

Hey it’s Big Homie from Rap Radar and here is YN’s The Truth. Days after Drake’s new single premiered, it has already spawned various remixes. For this episode, Elliott weighs in on the track. What do y’all think? Subscribe now and let us know below.

New flows. New music. Says Mr. Graham: My good friends,It has truly been too long. I assume you’re all keeping well and making the most of this year that has been given to us. Today is the day to begin sharing my newest work with you. This is the first single off of my upcoming album. I feel sometimes that people don’t have enough information about my beginnings and therefore they make up a life story for me that isn’t […]

VA’s own Nickelus F reconnects with Drake for a track off his Vice project which you can download in full here. Produced by Jake One.

Rolling out in a white Bentley, Aubrey began shooting the video for his new song with Director X in Toronto today. Until it arrives

Fact: Future’s F.B.G.: The Movie will finally premiere on Sunday. But until it does, Future and Drake bring nothing but the real on its latest leak. xzone

Truth be told, 2 Chainz made no mistake to push his duet with Drake as his debut’s lead single. Over Mike Will Made It’s smooth production, 2 Chainz keeps his boisterous tone, but slow walks through his unorthodox flow (“I take ya girl and kidnap her/Feed her to my mattress/A skeleton in my closet, it’s probably one of these dead ass rappers”). Champagne Papi’s guest verse may be the center of attention, but it’s his infectious hook that’s truly irresistible. […]