[vodpod id=Video.16170135&w=540&h=350&fv=] Last night, Killer Mike previewed a few tracks during his listening session for his forthcoming R.A.P. Music in Atlanta and was recognized by guest attendees T.I. and Nelly. Big ups, Killer. 3 little digs

[vodpod id=Video.16162513&w=540&h=350&fv=] The season continues. Tiny and her business partner clash again at the salon when splitting profits becomes an issue. Meanwhile, T.I. and Usher hit the lab to work on some music. Previously:

“Got the best lines, so I guess I’m slangin’ Southern caine” DJ Drama is up in this bitch with three of Atlanta’s finest and its rising star for his new street record. Damn, Luda went in. Produced by Kane Beatz

[vodpod id=Video.16149957&w=540&h=350&fv=] Now that T.I. is tapped to oversee Iggy Izalea’s debut album, the pair got some work done in the lab along with Trae Tha Truth and Grand Hustle’s new signee, Dope. 3 Little Digs

Finally. After weeks of waiting, Tyga gives up the visual of the second incarnation of his hit. Talk about a gold rush. Get that Careless World in stores now.

You might wanna stay indoors for this one. For their new video, T.I. and Da Snowman both terrorize the city of Atlanta for the title track off TIP’s recent

[vodpod id=Video.16126798&w=540&h=350&fv=] T.I. is having a difficult time dealing with his step-daughter, Niq Niq growing up. With her sweet 16 right around the corner, poppa Kang must teach his princess how to drive. Yikes! Time to clear the road. Previously:

[vodpod id=Video.16093781&w=540&h=350&fv=] School comes first. Ask Amaya. But when Domani starts directing his attention more to his blossoming rap career, it is up to the Kang to steer him towards his education first. Priorities, young potna. Previously:

Eyebrows were raised when Alley had a few choice words for TIP and Jeezy. At around the 5:58 mark, Alley speaks with Atlanta’s Hot 107.9 on the reasoning behind his diss track. Guess these bullets do got a name. wshh

Killer Mike and his pals unleash the beast with the first offering off his collaborative project, R.A.P. Music (Rebellious African People’s Music) with producer El-P. Damn, this is pretty sick. dgb