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Drake has had a great run these past couple years - two critically acclaimed number one albums, countless successful singles, unforgettable features, and headlining one of 2012's most successful hip-hop tours, the Club Paradise Tour.

Ryan Leslie takes a trip to "Sin City" in his new visuals for "Carnival Venice." The singer-songwriter cruises down the strip passing Las Vegas' famous hotels, casinos, and luxury stores before entering a Rolex store to shop around before his big performance

Lifted from Pusha T's new tape Wrath of Caine comes "Only You Can Tell It," the Boogz Da Beast-produced collab with Wale.

Snoop Lion (Snoop Dogg to many) reveals his new lifestyle in the teaser video for "Lighters Up" from his album, Reincarnated , due everywhere in April.

A new album is on its way courtesy of the masterful Eve. The artist put out word herself via Twitter in a tweet that simply said "Check this out tweeps" with a link to an article announcing the news on Billboard.com.

Dead Prez just got back from an European tour, promoting their new album and hitting stops across the continent from Athens, Greece to Oslo, Norway.

Queens rapper 360 has teamed up with the Bronx's own Denzil Porter to release "Subway Series." The two New York MCs pick up where the Yankees and Mets left off in 2000 with a battle for borough supremacy.

Joe Budden gives his hot single, She Don't Put It Down, a hot new treatment by unleashing an official remix with Fabolous, Twista, and Tank.

Rapper T.I. has fully executed his 10 year contract with Atlantic Records and he is currently shopping around for a new home and a BIGGER deal.

Philly native Meek Mill, real name Robert Williams, slapped the police department in his city with a new lawsuit for an alleged wrongful detainment.

A judge sentenced rapper Chief Keef to 60 days behind bars for violating his probation after he illegally fired a weapon during a video interview at a New York gun range last year (12), which went against the terms of his probation on a 2011 firearms

Upstate New York rapper Apache Chief reminds us to stay present during the daily grind in "Top Gun," a steady beat-driven tune assisted by singer Shawn VanBrocklin from his current EP Blood Red Couch.