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BET's resident squad The Real Husband's of Hollywood (Kevin Hart, Nick Cannon, Nelly, Boris Kodjoe, Dwayne Martin, JB Smooth) will join the other hip-hop crews consisting of Kendrick Lamar, A$AP Rocky and Ferg, Joe Budden, Lil Kim, Schoolboy Q, Nelly, and

First Kendrick Lamar claim he runs New York, and now G-Unit boss 50 Cent affirms that he is New York on his latest promotional cut "NY." Lifted from his 2012 freebie, 5 (Murder by Numbers), Fiddy uses the Big Apple as the background to his ferocious lyrics.

Fashion in hip-hop has always been rooted in 'round the way' comfort mixed with outlandish flashiness.

Maino was very clear in addressing a lot of issues that N.Y.C has been having as a systemm. He talked about NYC not breaking rappers and not spearheading their own movement.

If you heard a verse or watched an interview by Ransom, you know he takes his craft extremely serious. He comes from living behind bars to spitting bars again on "Control Ran".

We often know everything about the rappers, but what about those beat makers that craft the tracks? The beat is sometimes just as inportant as the lyrics.

Next up, it's Cassidy to respond to K. Dot's controversial verse. Cassidy took a break from beefing with fellow Philadelphian Meek Mill to jump on the "Control" instrumental and freestyle his response for six minutes of comebacks.

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.

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!

Young Jeezy keeps the club poppin with variations of his single "R.I.P." The initial version featured 2-Chainz, then came the remix with Chris Brown, Kendrick Lamar and YG.

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.