With songs including "The Monster," featuring Rihanna, Eminem's "The Marshall Mathers LP 2" has shot straight to the top of the coveted Billboard 200 albums chart.

Young Jeezy offers up the new joint "Foul Play," and no he's not riding dirty, instead he's ballin' on the haters with his luxurious items and cash money.

Because of demand, there will be more J. Cole to see! The RocNation/Columbia rapper has announced new dates for a second edition of his top-selling North American "What Dreams May Come Tour".

"Whippin A Brick," featuring Migos and Wiz Khalifa, is the first exclusive from Mike WiLL Made It's upcoming mixtape, #MikeWiLLBeenTriLL, slated for release late December.

Azealia Banks is blaming producer-artist Pharrell Williams for her single "ATM" flopping. The record debuted at a lackluster No.

Chicago's in the buildin'. Windy City emcee A.M. enlists Chi-Town sonstress Sohje' for the hauntingly, heartfelt "Talk To Me," the first release from A.M.'s upcoming project Still Painting.

Syler follows up his previously released offering "The Funk" with the J. Glazed-produced cut "What I Am." Lifted from his upcoming mixtape One Minute to Midnight , the record continues to showcase the New York City MC's lyrical prowess.

This year (2013) marks the 20 th anniversary since Wu-Tang Clan released their classic debut LP, Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers).

Rapper/DJ Q-Tip may be a fan of Kanye West, but he doesn't agree with some of the G.O.O.D Music boss's antics.

2 Chainz depicts what life could have been in the music video for the Mike WiLL Made It-produced record "Fork." In the Parris Stewart-directed clip, the always-fashionable ATL rapper puts the microscope on hustling and living in a dealer crib, a route he

For his much-anticipated music video, "Worst Behavior," Drake heads to Memphis, TN to showcase some musical royalty while getting the hood involved with appearances from Juicy J, Project Pat, Drizzy's father Dennis Graham, and more.

Kid Ink gets some vocal assistance from Chris Brown on his new track "Show Me. In the accompanying music video, directed by Brown, Ink and his boys turn up at a house party with a lot on booze and women on tap.