There has been some monster music studio sightings in the last few days. First, Def Jam Exec Lenny S. posted a photo of heavyweights Jay-Z, Nas, Justin Timberlake, and Timbaland together in the lab with the caption: "JAY x JT x NAS x TIMBO Rat Pack shit.

It seems ever since Rick Ross was publically scolded for his lyrics that insinuated rape on his verse of Rocko's "U.O.E.N.O.," the song has shot into fame and everyone who's anyone in the rap game has jumped on the track to put down a verse or two.

Wearing white, limousines, partying, alcohol? At a funeral? Kendrick Lamar takes it there in the video for "Bitch, Don't Kill My Vibe" where he doesn't let even the somber-est of events act as a kill joy.

Hot 97's Summer Jam, one of the most highly anticipated annual concerts, is going down on June 2 at the MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ, and the lineup is cuh-razy!

T.I., Kendrick Lamar, and B.o.B reminisce about females from their past in "Memories Back Then" while Kris Stephens jumps on the hook to compliment the airy Goyte sample of "Somebody I Used To Know." Originally supposed to be on T.I's latest LP Trouble Man:

Recorded on Kendrick Lamar's tour bus when Gee Watts was opening for Drake on the "Club Paradise Tour" in his hometown Kansas City, MO, "Watts R.I.O.T.

50 Cent joins Kendrick Lamar on the West Coast for the visual to "We Up." Peering out over the Hollywood Hills from a posh mansion, 50 and Lamar are in the company of lounging models; just another day in the life.

Kendrick Lamar gets some blessing from one of Hip Hop's greatest on the remix to his latest single "Bitch Don't Kill My Vibe." On the Shawn 'Jay-Z' Carter featured track, produced by Sounwave, Kendrick steps up to the plate with some new lyrics, while Hov

The SXSW was sizzling yesterday in the Fader Fort. These cats (Black Hippies) are making this rap game exciting again and pouring their souls out to the fans.

After dropping the video for "Poetic Justice" last week, Kendrick Lamar took it to Late Night with David Letterman last night (Feb 26) with a jazzy rendition of the hit tune.

British Soul sensation Emeli Sande gets a verse from West Coast rapper Kendrick Lamar to extended her latest single, "Next to Me." On the piano-driven track, Sande sings about having a good man, while Lamar adds some raspy inspirational lyrics.

Yes! Finally there's a video for Kendrick Lamar and Drake's collab hit "Poetic Justice." No, it doesn't feature Ms.