Twenty-one year old Maryland rapper Jay IDK takes Kendrick Lamar's track for "The Heart Pt. 3 (Will You Let It Die?)" and ups the ante with "The Heart 3.5" to vent his thoughts on is experiences in the music industry and his life.

L.A.'s Nipsey Hussle starts off the New Year by enlisting indie crooner June Summers for "6 Inch Heels," a smooth verse dedicated to his main lady and the shoes he loves to see her wear.

Brooklyn emcee IamPopula trades in the traditional hip-hop gear for "Frames and Fedoras," a style reflected not only in his wardrobe, but also on his sound.

Watch Snoop Lion take on his rivals as an old school video game character in the video for "Get Away," his collab with Grammy-winning singer-songeriter Angela Hunte from his 2013 reggae album "Reincarnated." Directed by Ashten "Whoopi" Winger Animated by

Oops! After whispers that the funky ATL-duo will reunite after a 7-year hiatus at 2014's Coachella festival, producer Rico Wade accidentally confirmed that Outkast will, in fact, grace the stage.

Bow Wow odes his 2002 film "Like Mike" with this track, on which he braggadociously flows about his coins and longevity in the rap game.

Hip-hop legend and mogul Ice Cube has been focusing on his television and film endeavors these past few years, but he released a few musical offerings such as " The Big Show " and " Sasquatch " along the way to remind fans of his first venture.

In this new track, "Murda," Kid Ink and Pusha T raps about a girl who prides herself on being innocent and on the straight and arrow, when in reality she is innocent as a person just found guilty for murder.

French Montana releases the fourth installment of his Coke Boys mixtape series, an 18-track collection featuring French's crew the Coke Boys, Chinx Drugz, and Lil Durk.

50 Cent's attempt to get a lawsuit dismissed was foiled by a New York judge on Thursday (Jan. 2) after a ruling, which cites "enough evidence for the suit to proceed".

Rick Ross is doing something rare by a Hip Hop artist. He is suing LMFAO for copyright infringement. The Maybach Music boss filed a lawsuit against the party rocking pop duo, citing copyright infringement of his phrase "Everyday I'm hustlin'".

Bay Area representer N-Pire Da Great bids farewell to the historic Candlestick Park during the 49ers-Seahawks game, and also pays tribute to the other local professional teams in the music video for "Veteran", a boom bap, hard hitting lyrical demonstration of