The Daily Pulse

West Coast's Chad Carr lives by the "YOLO" creed on his newest track "The 11 th Hour," where he spits about making the most of life before it's too late.

Bronx born rapper Jae Hall stays fly while expressing his distrust towards the po-po's in his new visual for his single F.N.W.A (Fly N*gga With An Attitude).

Yesterday brought a number of responses to Kendrick Lamar's verse on Big Sean's "Control", three of which came from people who actually represent New York.

Eminem comes out of hiding (for a little while, anyways) to drop a new single called "Survival" from the upcoming Call of Duty: Ghost video game available on November 5 on the PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and Wii U.

Next up, it's Cassidy to respond to K. Dot's controversial verse. Cassidy took a break from beefing with fellow Philadelphian Meek Mill to jump on the "Control" instrumental and freestyle his response for six minutes of comebacks.

Rappers who weren't named in Kendrick's "Control" verse are responding (Lupe, Cassidy, B.o.B, etc.) but now, even people who aren't known for rapping professionally are coming out of the wood work with responses on wax!

On Monday, VIBE released a 20th anniversary cover featuring soulful singers Janelle Monae and Robin Thicke.

J.Cole is reportedly shooting the music video for the self-esteem building record "Crooked Smile," featuring TLC, this week in L.A., according to sources close to XXL.

Juicy isn't showing signs of slowing down as Aug. 27 rolls around with the arrival of 'Stay Trippy.' Not on the tracklisting for the album, though, he lets loose this interesting video called "Yet." Surrounded by fuzzy TV screens, Juicy raps on the hardcore

Watch as Meek Mill shows you why there's "levels to this sh*t" in his newly released music video for "Levels," directed by Hype Williams.

Hip-hop hasn't had a good beef in a while, but Kendrick Lamar's verse on Big Sean's "Control" sent shockwaves through the hip-hop universe when he called out (by name) a bunch the industry's hottest rappers.

After Monday's late night release of "Control" by Big Sean featuring Kendrick Lamar and Jay Electronica 3, rappers have come out with musical responses to Lamar's demolishing verse which goes like this: "I'm usually homeboys with the same niggas I'm rhymin