Ludacris partnered with RadioShack for their “So Right” campaign. In addition to promoting his Soul headphones, he pitched other products as well. Check ’em out after the jump.

Ludacris schools us on the “Supa Dupa Flow” with the visual aid to his controversial track. Just in case you forgot, his

[vodpod id=Video.15717260&w=540&h=350&fv=] The Latin pop singer took the Nokia Theatre to church with “I Like How It Feels”. Afterwards, Ludacris joined him and took us hip-hop lovers to the club with their collabo, “Tonight (I’m Fuckin’ With You)”. mwp

If you run your mouth, Ludacris is gon’ run your pockets. Awhile back, he mentioned that Bill O’Reilly extended an olive branch, after running into him at a White House fundraiser. He was coy as to what followed, but told Sway In The Morning on Shade 45 that Bill later cut him a check for his foundation. Bada boom!

Big Sean spoke with Seattle’s KUBE 93 radio yesterday and gave his reaction to Luda’s “Bada Boom“. On the track, ‘Cris throws  shots at him and Drake. In related news, both have just been added as performers during this Sunday’s American Music Awards. Hopefully, it doesn’t get supa dupa out-of-hand. Ha! hhnm

Ludacris released his new mixtape yesterday and quickly became the talk of the town. On the track “Bada Boom“, Luda allegedly disses—ah fuck it, he’s going at Big Sean and Drake. Last year, both rappers blamed him for killing the “Supa Dupa Flow”. At the beginning of record, producer Wonder samples a scene from the movie, The Fifth Element starring actress Milla Jovovich. She later tweeted how cool the song was. Big bada co-sign.

Fresh off the release of his 1.21 GigaWatts, Luda heated things up on Sway In The Morning with a live performance of the mixtape’s 11th track. On another note has anyone else heard, “Bada Boom“? Whoa!

Luda’s back for the first time (again) for his new mixtape. According to Luda, this is his first tape in over a decade with original music. Download below.

The Smokers Club Tour rolled through Atlanta last night and during Big K.R.I.T.’s performance, he brought out Luda and 2 Chainz for “Country Shit” and “Money On The Floor” respectively.

[vodpod id=Video.15689050&w=540&h=350&fv=] This past weekend, Luda stopped by V-103 in ATL with Lil Bankhead and DJ Infamous. To celebrate the upcoming release of his new mixtape, 1.21 Gigawatts he debuted a batch of new records. Watch out for the tape dropping tomorrow. grind hd