Surrounded by ominous red lighting and concrete, Ace Hood is chained to the block in the video for "Da Streets," from his Trials and Tribulations album in stores July 16.

When Nicki Minaj said she was doing a clothing line for Kmart a few months back, the notion was that the rapstress' colorful style would tastefully infuse with Kmart's traditionally plain style and form a happy, fashionable medium.

The state of California is turning out to be not so great for 2 Chainz, even though he got "geeked" off their weed. Two days after being robbed at gunpoint in San Francisco and losing his wallet, the Atlanta rapper was arrested in L.A.

Waka Flocka is a millionaire, but he still "puts it down." The ATL emcee teams with native T.I.

Say anything you want about Kanye West, but he has earned the right to do things his way and that's what he's doing for his forthcoming studio album, Yeezus .

DJ Felli Fel taps rappers Tyga and Wiz Khalifa, and soul crooner Ne-Yo for the hater proof banger "Reason To Hate." Shot in clubs and studios in LA, the club-hit boast an empowerment vibe for anyone who has been hated on.

After rising to fame by doing covers of hits on Youtube, duo Karmin (Amy Heidemann and Nick Noonan) prepare to release their original brand of pop rap via the catchy "Acapella" where she happily deuces an old flame.

Follow Bad Boy Records' French Montana during the week of his debut album release in NYC for "Excuse my French," where he makes his press rounds.

Angel Haze spits some tough lyrics on her brand new single "No Bueno," a track set to appear on the emcees forthcoming debut album, Dirty Gold .

Brianna Perry releases a music video for "Cars," a song from her latest mixtape, Symphony No. 9: The B Collection . In the clip, directed by Florida Film House, the clever Atlantic Records emcee chills in nice whips with her female companions.

According to reports, rapper 2 Chainz was robbed at gunpoint Sunday afternoon (June 10) around 4:30pm in San Francisco, CA.

"You don't know what's goin on, pay attention, it's right there for you to see," Sacramento's N-Pire Da Great says as he questions the psychological state of his people in the rapid fire single "The One," a thought provoking, Oh Land-sampled cut form his