Vado always represents for the streets of Harlem. This time around he got a little help from the Staten Island general and Wu-Tang Clan legend Raekwon for his new joint called "Fast Lane" off of his new mixtape, Slime Flu 4.

Got dreams? Gotta put that work in. Jersey's Wyld Stylaz are advocates of the grind in "Put In Work," a visual from their just-released record Broken Mirage .

This cat is like the South Central version of LL Cool J. He has a smooth flow and style that is for the ladies as well as the gentlemen.

"I'm going to be fresh as hell if the feds are watching." I am not really sure if 2 Chainz would really care if he was fresh as hell while the feds were watching, but if he says it I guess we have to rock with it.

MSSL CMMND, the duo made up of Chad Hugo (N.E.R.D./The Neptunes) and DJ Daniel Biltmore release the latest single from their critically-acclaimed project Why Fight The Space Age?

Ricky Rozay unleashes his brand new single "No Games," featuring hit-maker Future, and set to appear on his forthcoming album, Mastermind.

Finally, a rapper who was directly called out on Kendrick's verse on "Control" answers...kinda sorta. Meek Mill continues his on-going beef with fellow Philly man Cassidy on "Kendrick You Next," claiming he's coming for K.

Kid Ink gets some vocal assistance from Chris Brown on his new track "Show Me." The DJ Mustard produced beat is fire on its own, but Ink and Brown turn it into something that is bound get a lot of radio play.

Meek Mill's "I Be on Dat" featuring Nicki Minaj, Fabolous, and French Montana hit the net recently and it's bumping. Bump to this killer collab to see what these rappers be on, their bars surely give listeners a clue.

Drake releases the official tracklist for "Nothing Was The Same", his forthcoming third studio album. He took to Twitter to ask his followers if they wanted a track list and posted a link to it.

"Party Like A RockStar" rap group The Shop Boyz taps up and comer Vina Mills for the new club anthem "Party All Night." On the catchy record, the Atlanta, GA trio continue their feel good hip hop vibe while Mills adds an edgy, funky, and soulful essence.

Harvey Stripes linked up with Jeremih to give the people "Any Way You Want It", a cut off his mixtape entitled "A Penny and a Nightmare".