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Cardi B takes over Brooklyn, Ice Spice and Lil Yachty get surreal, and Dahi brings Kendrick Lamar and Amber Mark into a stark black-and-white visual. Ciara, Ne-Yo, Dawn Richard, Rob49 and MNEK also land in this week's HitsCulture video roundup.

Drake's Iceman is packed with subliminal disses, hidden references, and layered bars aimed at Kendrick Lamar, DJ Khaled, LeBron James, and more. Here is a full track-by-track breakdown of every target and every meaning decoded.

In a move that underscores his unwavering dominance in music, Drake has reclaimed the title for the biggest single-day streaming record on Spotify.

Kanye West is off the scale again (We know, when was he on?). In the past few days, the troubled entertainer placed himself at the center of several controversies involving fellow artists and his ex-wife.

Usher knows exactly what it takes to dazzle on the Super Bowl Halftime stage. The R and B legend turned Las Vegas' Allegiant Stadium into his personal roller rink last year, delivering a performance that had fans singing, skating, and excited.

It's been a wild week in hip-hop, and we've got the biggest stories right here. From unforgettable live performances to unexpected label moves and controversial moments, the culture is buzzing.

We're not sure how your February started out but between the MIGOS dropping Culture II, the Black Panther soundtrack being co-produced by Kendrick Lamar and Top Dawg and now the birth of the rapper's first child with Kanye Wests' sister-in-law, Kylie Jenner -

Jeezy's ?hotly anticipated new studio album, 'Pressure,' will arrive on Friday, December 15th, and to drum up last minute awareness, he releases the brand new single, "American Dream." The fire collaboration, which samples R and B artist Bilal, was produced

Twenty-one year old Maryland rapper Jay IDK takes Kendrick Lamar's track for "The Heart Pt. 3 (Will You Let It Die?)" and ups the ante with "The Heart 3.5" to vent his thoughts on is experiences in the music industry and his life.

Continuing his No Beats Safe series, Seattle spitter Fearce Vill (1/3 of Dyme Def) lays an in and out verse talking about the lifestyle and mentality of the Pacific Northwest over the instrumental to Kendrick Lamar and Dr.

His label-mate, Kendrick Lamar, may be GQ's "Man of the Year," but ScHoolboy Q is celebrating his triumphant career, women, hustle and parties in his self-made celebration.

DJ Suss One was on the 1s and 2s as concertgoers filed into the Barclays Center arena. Just by the response to the music he spinned, one could tell that the audience was ready for the artists' to turn up on the Powerhouse stage.