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Snoop Lion gives his latest album some extra push with the music video for the Collie Buddz-assisted song "Smoke the Weed." In the clip, which comes to no surprise, the rap veteran blows down the ganja with his friends on family including Daz, Kurupt,

Eminem drops his highly anticipated music video for his single "Monster," featuring his hit collaborator Rihanna.

Easy Lantana's moment is now. After spending four years in jail, time he used for soul searching, self-checking, and growth, the RCA Records signee and 24-year-old Cincinnati native is making his name a household brand.

2 Chainz keeps his buzz going by dropping a music video for the song "U Da Realest." In the Sharrod Marcus Simpson-directed clip, the ATL rapper pays homage a friend (Puerto Rican Johnny), who passed away last year, by saluting the Puerto Rican flag and

Casey Veggies and Rockie Fresh follow-up their collab " Sacrifice " with a music video for the celebratory record "Celebrating Life." In the clip, the MCs roll-up, pop bottles and toast to the good life.

Eminem kicks off the holiday season by releasing the highly-anticipated music video for "Rap God" single, a record that sees him let and puts himself into rap holiness.

Music may not be poppin' for G-Unit boss 50 Cent at the moment, but that's not a problem for a true hustler. The Queens, NY rapper, real name Curtis Jackson, will continue to focus his energy on film and TV, and we all know the checks are bigger.

Rapper Nelly hit the 2013 American Music Awards stage by performing with Florida Georgia Line for the remix of their country hit single "Cruise." Nelly also got his moment during the set by performing his hit "Ride With Me," the third single from his 2001 hit

Kendrick Lamar may have lost Favorite rapper to Macklemore, but his showmanship was top tier during last night's 2013 American Music Awards.

Macklemore was about business while accepting his award for "Favorite Album - Rap/Hip-Hop," during last night's 2013 American Music Awards.

Two of rap music's long-standing veterans will come together for a collaborative project in the form of a mixtape entitled, The Abstract and The Dragon .

Yo Gotti serves up the music video for his gritty street banger "LeBron James," where he compares his hustle to the accolades of the Miami Heat 2-time champ, 4-time MVP.