With the release of his second album Hall Of Fame , Big Sean also releases the trippy-yet-tropical video for "10 2 10," in which he finds himself exploring a seemingly deserted island in order to get away from the never-ending grind of working from "ten to

From his latest mixtape Ten10Eighty7 , the West Coast's Deezo unleashes the aggressive track "Motion Picture" in which he denounces the naysayers and claims his fame.

Sacramento's N-Pire Da Great rolls out a mini movie for the track "Visions (Live Coverage)" off of his Legends Never Die album, bringing to light the state of, and reason for, perpetual crime in his city.

Rapper Nyck Caution drops the brand new joint "Wicked," produced by MF Doom. This is the first track off of Caution's yet to be titled debut album.

Cash rules everything around me ... C.R.E.A.M.! Get the money ... dollar, dollar bill yall. It seems Kanye West is showing us how to get that money in the Middle East.

NYC'sThe Winner's Circle drop their single "Circle Of Winners," a cypher-on-wax, as each one takes a turn to heat up the mic on an infectious track produced by Croup.

After much delay, Lil Wayne drops his highly anticipated mixtape, Dedication 5, over the Labor Day weekend. Hosted by DJ Drama, the 29-tracks set features appearances from 2 Chainz, T.I., Future, Birdman and More.

A former stylist is suing rapper Drake for $76,490. Michael Raphael claims the "Started From The Bottom" rapper owes him the amount for shopping and other expenses he initially paid for while he was his styling consultant.

The recession is a mutha. Richie Grand is both working hard and hardly working in the song/video for "Unemployed." "Man I've been workin' for years, still haven't gotten hired," he flows.

What do you get when you combine the radio-friendly flows of Nelly with British up-and-comer Daley's soulful vocals? The result would be "Heaven," the St.

Ace Hood drops the music video for "Before the Rollie," a collaboration with Maybach rapper Meek Mill. Directed by Itchy House Films, with a cameo from DJ Khaled, the clip shows Ace and Meek in the streets rapping about their rags to riches.

If you were not able to make it to Philly for a dope festival sponsored by Budweiser you might as well get something from Rappersroom.