Tech N9ne and T-Pain come together for their collab "B.I.T.C.H." from Tech's new album Something Else. The title stands for "Breaking In To Colored Houses," and that's exactly what Tech does in the clip, so lock your doors.

SchoolBoy drops the music video for "Collard Greens," featuring Kendrick Lamar. The visual looks like a kaleidoscopic dance filled house party.

Mike WiLL Made It dropped off a snippet for the visual "23," featuring Wiz Khalifa, Juicy J, and Miley Cyrus. It opens with Khalifa dropping some bars, colored lights, and a young kid just rocking with it.

Watch T.I. be T.I. while on the "American Most Wanted Tour." Look as he breaks some moves, reveals what makes him feel sexy, works the stage, signs some autographs, and makes a young boy's day.

Upstate New York's Dao Jones and the Bronx's YC The Cynic aren't having much luck on the dating scene in "About Love," each expressing unsatisfactory experiences they've encountered with women.

Rapper Kid Ink released the remix for "Bossin' Up" today and the features are certainly bossed up -- Young Jeezy of CTE and YG accompany him on the track.

"Middle finger to your 9 to 5." New Jersey rap duo Wyld Stylaz (2Dee and Haze) enlist crooner Dimir for the single "Let It Go" from their upcoming project Broken Mirage.

Houston's Boston George and Boo Rossini head south of the border to Nuevo Laredo, Mexico to handle some business in the visual for "Plug" from their latest collab mixtape Drug War .

It's 2 Chainz! No, literally! Once again, the ATL rapper's artwork for the cover of his sophomore album, B.O.A.T.S. II: MEtime, are literally two golden chains, this time, against a white background.

TDE's Ab-Soul encourages free-thinking on the bell-laden single "Christopher DRONEr," which plays on the name of Christopher Dorner, the LAPD officer and Navy Reserve who was killed earlier this year after going on a killing spree for being fired for alleged

"Throw Some D's" hit-maker Rich Boy unleashes a music video for his funky single "Pimp On." On the braggadocios track, lifted by a soulful chorus, Rich spits about getting women and money while Doe B pours on the gangsta.

Master P sheds light on the unfortunate circumstances when one's potential is stifled from gun violence with the fresh cut "Next Shooting Star." He gathers up his son Romeo and rapper Dee-1 for this track of awareness.