Drake started it from a sensitive place for the ladies with "Hold On We're Going Home". He followed it with the high energy "Started From The Bottom".

TDE is the new movement on the west coast and they have the rap game in the palm of their hands. Kendrick Lamar has skillfully reignited the Hip Hop game with his verses on Big Sean's "Control" and his TDE family is ready to have his back.

There is a new, fresh movement in Hip Hop that is not bound by how people should be, sound or act. People can argue if Kanye West opened the door for Hip Hop that reached beyond the gangsta music of yesturday.

From his latest mixtape Datz WTF I'm Talkin Bout , YMCMB rhymesayer Cory Gunz unleashes the video for "I'm Laughin" ft. Wiz Khalifa: a mash up of clips from previous videos against the Barney The Dinosaur-sampled track.

Wyclef drops a high energy visual for the single "Bagay Nef" from his upcoming album The Carnival Returns . The all-white, infectious dance party is open to all ages, and irresistible to even the angriest of patrons.

Last night rapper Eminem joined the world of filters and picstitch known as Instagram.

Kanye West had a sit down with Kris Jenner on the summer finale of her talk show today. During the interview, West explained his dislike for the paparazzi, his love for Kim K, his artistic skills outside of music, and his desire to help others.

A continuation of his Overstock.com commercial, Snoop Lion gets his entire family involved in the music video for "The Good Good," a cut from his latest crossover album Reincarnated.

Got dreams? Gotta put that work in. Jersey's Wyld Stylaz are advocates of the grind in "Put In Work," the next offering from their upcoming record Broken Mirage on Sept 3.

Richie Grand returns with another smooth joint called "Above" from his August 27 th debut The Grand Times . Utilizing Kool and The Gang 's "Summer Madness," the Providence native rhymes about staying afloat and stayin' on the grind.

Trio True 2 Life Music may be from the BK, but their single "Dope Fiend Willie" takes on a more West Coast edge, circa '96.

The past year was a good year for Kendrick Lamar: he solidified himself as a new artist, he is credited for waking up the sleeping lyricism in mainstream hip hop, and crowned himself king of New York in doing so.