Taylor J reminisces about the good old days in "Darwin's Theory," the latest from his current mixtape Control. Sitting on the stoop, the Minnesota native brings us through '99, '05, and then '12 in his journey to the present.

Iggy Azalea releases a visual for her TrapGold mixtape track, "Slo," produced by Diplo and FKi. In the up close black and white music video, the "Work" rapper shows off her sexiness in various outfits as she whips her hair back and forth.

Snoop Lion Is one of those hip hop artists that can collaborate with any artist from any genre. Case in point, his new single "Ashtrays and Heartbreaks" featuring pop singer Miley Cyrus.

Jersey's Kazzie Pop puts his spin on the Harlem Shake craze in the video for "Kick Up (Harlem Shake Pt. 2)" where he and his NWEMG crew are, well, KICKIN it at the maximum level.

Chi-town rapper Twista teams with Adidas for the brand new track "A.D.I.D.A.S. (All Day I Dream About Sneakers)." The song serves as the first release off Twista's forthcoming album, The Dark Horse .

On the heels of his upcoming album Indicud , Kid Cudi announced he's split with his label G.O.O.D. Music, but there's no bad blood, it's all about growth.

Shawn 'Jay-Z' Carter is taking his Roc Nation enterprise to new heights. With superstars like Rihanna, Timbaland, Melanie Fiona, Wale and Kylie Minogue already on his music roster, the hip hop mogul is delving into sports representation with the launch of Roc

Snoop Lion (Snoop Dogg) unleashes the brand new music video for the single "No Guns Allowed" featuring Drake and daughter Cori B.

Maryland emcee Verbiage takes it to the nation's capital to declare his independence with "League of My Own Pt. 4." This short clip is the intro to his EP "Inflection Point" dropping on April 17, which follows up his 2012's My Life in Syntax mixtape.

Up and coming Kansas City rapper Gee Watts secludes himself to his "Quiet Place" to reflect on the happenings/ills of his life.

Drake goes back to his hometown for some late night/early morning chillin' in "5AM In Toronto," the latest from his 2013 third album Nothing Was The Same due out later this year.

Azealia Banks drops the new music video for her diss song "No Problems," which goes at her nemesis Angel Haze. Besides the lyrics, Azealia does nothing in the clip to go at Haze, instead she enjoys shows, carnivals and more.