It seems Lil Wayne is still set on releasing his albums of love songs, entitled Devol, or Loved backwards. In a recent interview with Sway on MTV Rapfix, the Young Money boss says "I do still plan on dropping that.

From Wyclef's latest mixtape April Showers comes the hard-hitting remix of Ace Hood's "Bugatti" with Clef and Opium Black going hard on the track.

Crooner Jeremih takes a break from signing and teams up with Big Sean and Paul Wall for some southern, chopped and screwed rhymes on "Ol' Skool Pontiac." Jeremih is currently working on his third LP.

After months of recording in different studios around the world (Paris, Berlin, Brooklyn), Theophilus London releases the music video to his new track "Rio" featuring The Menahan Street Band.

Common jumps on Chris Brown's hit "Fine China" to flip it for an even more Michael Jackson-inspired remix.

French Montana unleashes the music video for his single, "Ain't Worried About Nothin'," a track lifted from his forthcoming major label debut, Excuse my French, due out May 21.

Ace Hood gathers an allstar team for the remix of his banger "Bugatti." Rappers Wiz Khalifa, T.I., Meek Mill, French Montana, 2 Chainz, Future, DJ Khaled, and Birdman all drum up their lavish lyrics for the club anthem.

2 Chainz and Wiz Khalifa team for a banger on "We Own It (Fast and Furious)," a track lifted from the Fast and Furious 6 Original Motion Picture Soundtrack , due out May 21st .

Iggy Azalea takes the high energy of her single "Bounce" and amplifies it with a colorful, festive video set in India. The Aussie rapstress rides an Asian elephant and breaks out Bollywood dance moves for an Indian cultural exchange.

The Rich Gang descends upon an upscale soiree in the cameo-heavy video for "Tapout," featuring the likes of Paris Hilton, Christina Milian, Kimora Lee Simmons, Bow Wow, and DJ Khaled among the song's features Lil Wayne, Future, Birdman, Mack Maine, and Nicki

After pressure from Emmett Till's family on Pepsi to drop Lil Wayne as their celebrity spokesperson, the soft drink company finally buckled under the pressure and released the rapper from his contract.

Lauryn Hill unleashes the new song in the name of "Neurotic Society (Compulsory Mix)," her first offering since signing a new record deal with Sony Music.