As everyone in the rap world puts their spin on Drake's "Started From the Bottom" track, Meek Mill follows suite, but offers up a video to accompany his freestyle, which shows the Philly rapper partying and real footage of him flying on a private jet.

As AZ preps the sequel to Doe or Die with Doe or Die II, he drops bits of skill leading up to the highly anticipated follow up, first in January with "Genesis," now with "Thank You," in which the revered rapper flows freely over DJ Doo Wop's montage of beats.

With the increase of senseless murders in his home city, Chicago rapper Lupe Fiasco pens a song dedicated to Jonylah Watkins, the 6-month-old shooting victim of a gang-related murder attempt on her father, who was changing her diaper in the backseat of a car

This week, while filming a music video for in L.A, rapper Lil Wayne was hospitalized after suffering multiple seizures, reports TMZ.

The SXSW was sizzling yesterday in the Fader Fort. These cats (Black Hippies) are making this rap game exciting again and pouring their souls out to the fans.

Yesterday news broke that "Love and Hip Hop: New York" costars Joe Budden and Consequence fought during the taping of the VH1's reality show's reunion.

With the realness of the lyrics in T.I.'s song "Addresses," it was evident that a simple music video wouldn't deliver his message in the right way.

It looked like it got kind of messy outside of the Love and Hip Hop Reunion for Consequence as he left with his boo thing Jen The Pen.

Australian rapper Iggy Azalea is about that life in the music video for her new single "Work." In the Visuals, the Grand Hustle buzzing sensation works her sexy body in several eye-catching outfits to hypnotize those in her way as she tries to make her come

Yesterday twitter was on fire with a beef that sprang out between Consequence and Joe Budden. The altercation occurred at the Love and Hip Hop Reunion.

"Enemies All Around Me" is a brand new track from Ghostface Killah and composer/producer/multi-instrumentalist Adrian Younge and also features William Hart of The Delfonics.

Rapper Big Noyd is still on his street vibe. In his new music video for "Light Up The Night," the Queens, New York emcee rides through his neighborhood spitting his braggadocios lyrics about hustling, banging, riding, etc.