It was all good just a week ago. But this morning, Gibbs phoned into Power 105’s Breakfast Club to confirm his split with CTE. He doesn’t give the specifics, but he does note he’s working on his ESGN label and that he left on good terms. In April ’11, Gibbs signed with Jeezy’s label.

Off DJ Wally Sparks and TSS’ SPKSMEN Mixtape Vol. 1, Gangsta Gibbs rounds up his fellow Str8 Slammin’ affiliates for one of the project’s new tracks. Download the full mixtape here. fsd

After doing his best Kells rendition, Gibbs lights up and pours up with Pitchfork to discuss his next projects. After vibing to some beats, he kicks a mean freestyle at the 6:00 mark.

Both Bun and Freddie got down with the Newmanati for Combat Jack‘s latest episode. Here’s what went down: Bun B x Freddie Gibbs x Despot

This is hard. After doing it on his lonely, 360 adds Jadakiss and Freddie Gibbs to the remix to his lead single. Do the right thing and download Everywhere & Back here.

It’s the flick we’ve seen over and over. But in support of The Demonstration, Scrilla rolls out his feature presentation with his CTE bandits. Rated for all audiences.

Freddie Gibbs returns to his home turf for his controversial clip, “BFK”.  Hopefully, no jobs were lost during the viewing of this video. Download Baby Face Killa here.

Freddie got fingered—again. Yesterday, Gibbs made local headlines in Gary, Indiana for having an officer’s squad car in his upcoming video. The cop was demoted and stripped of the vehicle. As for Fred, well, he figured the news had bigger fish to fry.

You won’t find this on The Tonite Show with Cousin Fik on November 20, but leave it to Gibbs and 40’s sexually explicit tales to bang anyway. As they would say in the Bay: this slaps. fsd

Freddie returned home yesterday and shot the video for Baby Face Killa‘s opening track. Download it here or purchase it on iTunes. Photos from the shoot here.