Fly Ty taps Juelz Santana and Lil Durk to call out dudes in the streets singing like "Usher Raymond." This may not be the kind of inspiration Usher was looking for, but I'm sure we get the picture.

Common has a lot going through his mind on the Cocaine 80s-assisted offering "Congratulations." On the No I.D.-produced cut, the Chi-Town Emcee plays best man to a childhood friend getting married, but it seems things isn't all positive with the bride.

Red Cafe taps his Brooklyn brethren Fabolous and VA's Pusha T for the lavish collaboration "Boss Bitches and Fast Cars." The braggadocios track will appear on his upcoming mixtape, American Psycho II , slated for release in May 2013.

DJ Felli Fel taps rappers Tyga and Wiz Khalifa, and soul crooner Ne-Yo for the hater proof banger "Reason To Hate." Set to hit iTunes on April 23rd, the club-hit boast an empowerment vibe for anyone who has been hated on.

Rick Ross addresses the rape lyrics form Rocko's song "U.O.E.N.O.,"...again. This time, in an official statement.

J. Cole is aiming for greatness with his forthcoming sophomore album, Born Sinner . With his 2011 debut effort, Cole World: The Sideline Story , debuting at no.

DMV emcee Verbiage shows his trap side in "Future Trap," a cut from his upcoming EP Inflection Point out on April 17.

Inspired by Jay's " Open Letter ," G.O.O.D Music's Kanye decided to release Pusha T's "Numbers on the Boards" to "keep that good feeling going," Kanye tweeted.

With so much backlash from Rick Ross's verse on the single "U.O.N.E.O" regarding the "rape" lyrics, Atlanta's Rocko takes the Maybach mogul off the song for the remix, replacing him with Wiz Khalifa, and keeping Future.

Women's rights groups are celebrating a big win. According to TMZ , rapper Rick Ross was released from his contract with sneaker giant Reebok after not stepping up to the plate and tackling the backlash from his lyrics on the song, "U.O.E.N.O." On the record

Wiz Khalifa is feeling like he's on top of the world as of late, so he has decided to make an album with his newfound emotions.

This year's Black Gala in Miami will be headlined by Florida's own, rapper Flo Rida.