Maryland up and comer Duran offers his latest tape Stargazers: The Preamble for your listening pleasure. With production credits by Breezy, Kennyloo, Marc Real, MikeAaron, Phil J.

In this laid-back party track, Honor Roll's Spank Pops describes the scene of what sounds like a poppin' affair. Crew member 1-O.A.K hops on the hook to assist in the fun.

Fred The Godson must have been heaven sent with the supreme flows he spits for adoring fans. He has dug himself out of the streets of the Bronx into a staple artists in New York at a time when NYC has not been getting the shine other regions have.

Since Flo-Rida has made his lucrative dream of succeeding as a recording artist, he is working on helping propel music career of Marco.

If you've been enjoying the chance to get a peek into the lives of the ex-wives of some of your favorite rappers and athletes via TLC's Starter Wives Confidential , we regret to inform you that the show has been scrapped, and you have 50 Cent to thank.

The Chicago born emcee called Common is freaking a beat for the people that thought he lost it. Just because he is doing his movie thing doesn't mean that he can't kick something off the dome.

Machine Gun Kelly launches the music video for his new single "Champions" featuring label boss Diddy. In the clip, the 22-year-old Cleveland rapper cooks up some eggs, then later has a celebratory party to revel in his current accomplishments.

Pusha T drops the music video for his latest offering "Doesn't Matter" featuring rapper French Montana. In the Samuel Rogers-directed clip, Pusha rides through New York City, rapping his street tale lyrics.

Meek Mill has officially released the tour dates for his 11-date U.S. tour "Dream Come True." The tour will launch this spring, starting April 4th at Boston's House of Blues.

Eve took a stance on climate control today during President Day weekend, rallying with the Hip Hop Caucus and over 35,000 protestors.

French Montana shows no signs of slowing down as he releases another music video to keep his buzz up. Entitled "Diamonds," and featuring J.

Ironically transpiring during Black History Month, Lil Wayne's comparison of a rough sex act to the vicious murder of Emmitt Till, a 14-year-old black teen in 1955 for whistling at a white woman on Future's "Karate Chop" song caused a firestorm, one big