Houston, we are a problem. Ha! In the July 2011 issue of Ebony, the magazine created this illustration depicting the ever growing blogosphere. Unless you failed fifth grade, that’s us holding down Neptune. Thanks to everyone, even-our-comment section-peanut gallery, that steps into our world daily.

After noticing Freddie Gibbs’ insightful and often humorous observations on sports through his Twitter account, Rap Radar decided to give him a forum to express his thoughts on the thrills of victory and the agonies of defeat. It’s Gangsta Gibbs Wide World Of Sports. The black Bill Simmons is here. And for his sixth column he analyzes the opening round of the 2011 NBA Playoffs. Yo Carmelo, WTF?!

Nope we’re not done. Earlier this year, Fab revealed that he and Ne-Yo were working on a joint album. Back in the secret room at Philippe Chow, Fabolous gives an update on the project and speaks on their latest collaboration.

Back in ’09, Fab was set to premiere his reality show based on his new-found fatherhood. But for some reason, the show never aired. Here, he explains the reasoning for the delay.

At 9:30 am on June 21st, 2010, Fabolous along with the After School All Stars rang the opening bell at NASDAQ stock exchange. Continuing our conversation, Fab comments on setting off the day trading and working with inner city youth.

Last September, Fabolous said he was approached by the staff at Twitter to contribute to a coffee table book based on his Trending Topics. After seven months of thinking it over, Fab speaks on his potential move to publishing. Retweet that.

We’re a week away from the release of Fabolous’ latest street offering, the S.O.U.L. Tape. Yesterday, in a secret room at the New York branch of Phillipe Chow, he spoke to the Double R on the project and how he reinvented the remix. Time to pass the baton, Puff. More footage on the way.

Following Swizz’s shoot with Amar’e, he spoke on his upcoming album, Haute Living. Ironically, he says the title wasn’t inspired by the magazine bearing the same name (although he did have a feature in it last year). Nonetheless, he’s sticking to his guns and still plans to donate proceeds from the album to his art charter school and other philanthropic efforts. Sidebar: Swizz Talks Features With Paper

After noticing Freddie Gibbs insightful and often humorous observations on sports through his Twitter account, Rap Radar decided to give him a forum to express his thoughts on the thrills of victory and the agonies of defeat. It’s Gangsta Gibbs Wide World Of Sports. The black Bill Simmons is here. And for his fifth column he weighs in on Major League Baseball’s ongoing controversy. Manny Ramirez, you got the juice now.

On February 10th, 2011, Jim Jones made headlines on the cover of the NY Daily News. Two women accused Jones of unknowingly filming them topless for his “Summer Time” video. While en route to Hot 97 yesterday to promote the release of Capo, Jones spoke with Rap Radar on the accusation and denied any involvement.