The Roc is in building as Jermaine mans the boards and tacks a verse to Elijah Blake’s new recording. Get back at Blake when his Songs About Melody drops later this year.

While a devilish grin, J.Cole took a seat for a live performance of “Crooked Smile”. Afterwards, Miguel made his third appearance on stage and joined him for “Power Trip”. After the jump, check out his performance of the aforementioned songs on Hip-Hop Nation.  

The BET Awards weekend is underway and last night the Staples Center hosted the BET Experience concert. Snoop had a handful of guests including Dr. Dre, Future, Trinidad James and Ace Hood. Also on the bill were Miguel, who covered Tupac,  Kendrick Lamar as well as J.Cole who brought out Wale. If you couldn’t attend the festivities, HHH has a few clips from the evening.

Looks like everyone came out in Houston. On Monday, J.Cole’s tour rolled into the House of Blues. And with a handful of guests on deck, here’s a quick summary of the evening’s show.

Jermaine’s current tour whisked through the Windy City on Sunday. For those who did not get word of the secret location, here’s footage of the evening’s event. And you say Chi-City.

You just never know who’ll slide through Cole’s show. Last night, the Dollar & A Dream tour made a pit stop in H-Town and Cole brought K-Dot out for a performance. Everybody put 3 fingers in the air!

Before this evening’s show in Houston, J.Cole visited Devi Dev at 97.9 The Box in Houston. He spoke on Nas’ first listen of “Let Nas Down” and response,”Make Nas Proud“. Cole also mentions releasing The Warm Up and Friday Night Lights mixtapes for retail. Cole World. hhnm

J.Cole kept his tour going strong in the DMV last Thursday. The following night, he then hit the City Of Brotherly Love and brought out Meek Mill. For those absent, here’s a recap of both shows.

3 nights ago, J.Cole held two shows at Irving Plaza for his Dollar & A Dream tour. Here’s a recap of the pandemonium with cameos from surprise performer Drake as well as guests Jay-Z and of course YN.

It gets no better than this. NaS answers J.Cole’s record. What a week in hip-hop!