Following up his “Jay-Z Interview“,

Hit-Boy also hit up YN on Friday’s show to speak on his artist debut, “Jay-Z Interview“, experiencing The Throne perform “Niggas In Paris” in Paris, and why comparisons to Kanye West don’t bother him. Lift off. Peep playlist and whole show here.

Although JB’s Believe is dropping next week. Right here and right now, he reunites with Drake for a new duet. Thank God, Justin isn’t rapping. Produced by Hit-Boy. hustlegrl

How’s this for a one-on-one with Hov? With Bink! on the beat, producer Hit-Boy debuts his skills on the mic with his debut song. We see you YN (2:50 mark).

Breezy apparently has more than enough free music. And with Weezy by his side, they know what your girl likes on their duet above. Better cuff your chick. After the jump, Chris gets intoxicated with love over Hit-Boy’s production and then pens one for his fans with a second serving.

Following his session the previous day, Khaled followed up with another studio session last night with Mr. West, Joey Crack, A$AP as well as producers Hit-Boy and Diplo. What a full house.

Kanye, Joey Crack, Busa Busss, Yasiin Bey, Jada, Hit Boy, Traxster & Khaled were all in the lab early this morning. From the looks of it, this was probably for Khaled’s album. Hopefully, we find out soon. info

Over producer Hit-Boy’s intoxicating tune and Fab and Kiss tagging along, Teyana arrives with her latest song. This passes our sobriety test. The Misunderstanding of Teyana Taylor

It’s easy to see why Jay-Z and Kanye West performed this so many damn times. Fueled by Hit-Boy’s nimble synths and occasional drums, “Niggas In Paris” became a universal hit for soccer moms and straphangers alike. Not to mention, rappers like T.I., and Busta Rhymes got in on the fun as well. What more can we say, it got the people going. Previously: #5 Tyler, The Creator “Yonkers” | #4 Lil Lody “Rollin” | #3 Jahlil Beats “Ima Boss” | #2 […]

No records were broken last night at the Staples Center, but while performing “Niggas In Paris” seven times, Jay and Ye recognized the man behind the boards, who was in attendance. laleakers