After Ms. Badu dropped her smooth single " Phone Down " (an offering from her upcoming mixtape You Caint Use My Phone), rappers Wale and Problem hop onto the smooth, Zack Witness-produced track and take it for a ride themselves, making the song into a remix

Puff Daddy (formerly P. Diddy) keeps the Bad Boy reunion coming... Debuted at this year's BET Hip-Hop Awards, Diddy and The Family drops the video for "Workin'." Puff keeps the hustle mentality alive over claps and rhythmic production.

It gets dramatic in the music video for Rick Ross' single, "Sorry," featuring Chris Brown. The clip has Ross unable to choose between two women, his side and main chick, the main which is played by his real-life fiance Lira Galore.

Universal Music Recording artist, MLKMN released his music video "R.I.P." in which he and his girl (played by Katalina Viteri) are a modern day Bonnie and Clyde.

Jadakiss enlists Ne-Yo and Nipsey Hussle for some new heat in the form of "Ain't Nothin' New," a track form his forthcoming LP, Top 5 Dead Or Alive, set for release on November 20 th .

Rick Ross and Chris Brown get cinematic in the upcoming video for " Sorry ," the first single from Ross' upcoming album, Black Market.

Legendary rap group A Tribe Called Quest is celebrating the 25th anniversary of their debut album, People's Instinctive Travels And The Paths of Rhythm with a re-issue edition.

Per his interview with The Boombox , Mez's problem-solving skills are what led him went to college for engineering, but his heart was always in the music; his tape Long Live The King exemplified his heartfelt approach.

Just last week, Jay Z (Sean Carter) took the stand in court for a copyright infringement case over his 1999 hit "Big Pimpin," and now it's over.

Ever since his 2014 mixtape Long Live The King and his appearance on Dr. Dre's final album Compton, King Mez has been on the rise.

First Nicki Minaj , then Bruno Mars , now Diddy... He's already produced the reality show "Making The Band," but Sean "Diddy" Combs is now prepping to step into the scripted small screen world; he's producing in an ABC sitcom based off of the life of being

Jay Z (Sean Carter) and Timbaland's (Timothy Mosely) copyright infringement case regarding their 1999 hit "Big Pimpin" finally made it to court.