French Montana

French Montana shows no signs of slowing down as he releases another music video to keep his buzz up. Entitled "Diamonds," and featuring J.

French Montana releases the reggae-tinged new single "Freaks" featuring Young Money rapper Nicki Minaj. Produced by Rico Love, the intoxicating cut samples Chaka Demus and Pliers' "Murder, She Wrote" and Doug E.

French Montana keeps his buzz on a hundred with a music video for his latest offering "Sanctuary," a track lifted from his 2012 mixtape Mac and Cheese 3 .

Before we would be blessed with songs such as "Choppa Down" "Shot Caller" and "Pop That," French Montana rolled heavy with another underground star we know as Max B.

P.A.P.I. aka N.O.R.E. taps French Montana, Pusha T, and 2 Chainz in the music video for "Tadow," the first siggle from his forthcoming album Student of the Game .

It's Big Sean's luck day or is it? While partying in a mansion, the "Clique" rapper sneaks off to a room with a pretty thing only to discover a briefcase filled with "Mula." Trying to plot his exit with the package, Sean runs into a pickle and jumps from the

French Montana release a music video for the song "All Birds," which was shot in Trinidad and Tobago. In the 2-minute clip, Montana spits about the hustle with a ton of goons surrounding him.

DJ Khaled lines up another all-star crew for the street anthem "I Did It For My Dawgs." The music video, featuring Rick Ross, Meek Mill, French Montana, Ace Hood, and Jadakiss, pays homage to the rapper's homies, some not around to enjoy the limelight.

2 Pistols snatches two of the hottest rappers in the streets for the hood anthem "All I Know." The French Montana and Joell Ortiz cut, produced by BOLO, paints a picture of the "real" instead of what you see on your Instagram pics.

French Montana continues to rock the party with his new single "Marble Floors" featuring Rick Ross, Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz.

He may be a week late, but French Montana is always on time with the hottest joints on the radio.

Fat Joe aka Joey Crack taps into his lyrical library for the rowdy anthem "Yellow Tape." In the music video, shot in Miami, the Bronx MC supplies an all-star rhyme session which includes Lil Wayne, A$AP Rocky, and French Montana after an intro from DJ Khaled.