From city to city, from state to state, Stunna, Montana and Gudda Gudda get their public acknowledgement on with their new track. Uh, no thank you. Young Chop on the beat. flex

More suicidal thoughts occur as DJ Khaled adds French Montana and Ace Hood to his Kiss The Ring track with Mavado. The more, the deadlier.

Looks like Khaled has another movie on the way. Before the final edit arrives, photographer Edgar Esteves give us what his camera filmed during the recent shoot. Don’t touch that dial, the video is on the way.

Aside from the cyphers, BET kept the Hip-Hop Awards stage occupied throughout the night. One of the highlights was the emotional tribute to Chris Lighty from Missy, Q-Tip, Fat Joe and 50 Cent.

French Montana keeps the Bad Boy tradition alive by flipping oldies into goodies. Here’s his latest offering from his mixtape Mac & Cheese 3. Third time’s a charm and surprisingly, this is too.

French Montana’s got a hit on his hands, but Uncle Luke hasn’t gotten a check in his pocket. On the BET Hip-Hop Awards red carpet, Luke tells RapFix that he hasn’t been compensated yet for French’s single, “Pop That”. The song samples his classic party starter, “I Wanna Rock”. Better get-get the checkbook.

Over the “Get Money” instrumental, Diddy and Montana give Miguel’s hit single the Bad Boy treatment. This. Is. The remix—DJ Ted Smooth’s that is.

The Dreams & Nightmares documentary continues with Meek recording a track with Wale, French Montana and J.Cole. It’s nowhere to be found on the track list, so hopefully we hear the end result eventually. Previously: Pt. 3

Who let the dawgz out? Khaled, that’s who. After the awards, he was back at work today for his next movie. A few M.I.A, but he had others on set including Ace and the Conglomerate.

French Montana returns to his native Morocco for the cover of FADER‘s annual Photo Issue. The magazine drops October 9th, but you can peruse the feature here.

With so much ice they can light up the room, French, Cheeze, Charlie Rock and Chinx Drugz deliver the latest video off that Coke Boys 3. Directed by Eif Rivera.

Uncle Murda reunites with French Montana for a new track off his upcoming mixtape, First 48. Money works wonders, but Murda’s flow over trap beats certainly doesn’t.

Chi Ali is a free man. And today, he joined Joey and guests, French and Weezy on the set of their new video, directed by Eif Rivera. A$AP Rocky is also on the track, but hasn’t appeared on the set yet. More photos below.

On the eve of the VMAs, French flew out 20 of the country’s baddest strippers to L.A.’s Sin City for his International “Pop That” contest and here’s a NSFW recap of the festivities. This is better than the video.

Directed by Alvin Elmore, Brick Squad’s Bo Deal and the rest of the gang take advantage of the green screen for the remix.

Moments after releasing his mixtape, Kirko makes his rounds in the Big Apple with French Montana in the visual aid to the opening track.

The whole country is functioning to E-40’s hit. So to accompany the remix, he gathers his pals from the North, South, East and West for the video. Once again, hey bitch, try this.

Khaled invaded 106 today to promote his album and brought along a few of his friends with him including T-Pain, French Montana, Ace Hood and Mavado. Kiss The Ring

Smells like new money and new verses to MMG’s radio rotator. This version doesn’t take away from the original, but it doesn’t enhance it either.

The Lower End Professionals and the Coke Boys clean up their cash at the local laundromat in their new video. More than likely, this will appear on the Bogus’ mixape, Don’t Feed The Killaz Vol. 4 coming soon.