A$AP Rocky recently premiered the music video to "Fashion Killa" on 106 and Park. In an effort to stay true to it's name, the visual leading lady is Rihanna.

Cher Lloyd premieres the music video for her latest single "I Wish," featuring Hustle Gang leader T.I., a track that sees the former The X Factor star wishing she was taller, had loads of cash, had style, and could wake up with a butt and a rack.

Lil Wayne keeps the money in the Cash Money family naming Chanel West Coast as the face for his TRUKFIT Juniors line. "When I created TRUKFIT, I wanted it to have something for everyone.

Kid Ink keeps his buzz heavy in the streets with "Get You High Today" as his latest single " Show Me ," featuring Chris Brown, continues to gain momentum on the commercial airwaves.

On his latest track "IDGAF", Nelly teams up with his Hustle Gang homie T.I. The track opens with T.I. introducing himself and promoting the track as a club banger, which it very well may be.

Point Blank and Mr. "Snapbacks and Tattoos" link up to give us another heater with "Kool Down". Driicky swags on the high-powered beat driven by a relentless synth and dope effects.

Future's 'Honest' album drops November 26 and everyone is ready to rock out to it. He has the streets, radio, clubs and the suburbs bouncing to his unique sound.

Chief Keef gets aggressive and sexual while talking with a female on the phone in the music video for his latest offering "Love No Thotties." In the visuals, the troubled rapper is seen riding dirty while spitting, "I dont wanna smell you/ Cuz I'mma cut you

RCA Records new signee Easy Lantana issues the music video for his introductory single and major label debut "All Hustle, No Luck." On the record the 24-year-old Cincinnati native spits welcoming lyrics about working hard for what you want in life.

Ja Rule follows up his highly talked about record " Fresh Out Da Pen " with the brand new offering "Eerrthang." On the street/club banger, Ja raps about still having the luxuries from success.

N.O.R.E. maybe using another name for now but we still know how he moves on the track ... grimmy! At a time when NYC has played the backseat to the rest of the regions, some artists are trying to hold their hood and city flag up high.

Rappers Drake and The Game came together for a major collaboration, but it's not music related. The two hip hop stars dug in their pockets and donated $10,000 each to an Ohio house fire victim.