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Queens rapper Pharoahe Monch takes listeners on a lyrical adventure on his new track "Rapid Eye Movement," featuring Black Thought.

If you miss hip hop stars like DMX and Naughty By Nature, Summer 2014 is For You The Yonkers rapper and New Jersey rap group are the latest to join the 2014 Masters of Ceremony Hip-Hop Reunion tour, which takes flight this summer (2014).

Last night (March 25th), at a private Epic Records' meet and greet for Future's new album, he dared writers to leak the track "Rockstar" featuring Nicki Minaj out to fans.

Coming off the news that she is with child, Lil Kim drops the new track "Haterz," featuring B Ford. As one might infer, the rapstress addresses her haters on this latest offering.

Atlanta rapper Scott King (formerly Q Da Kid) rounds up fellow ATLiens Bobby V and producer Bryan Michael Cox for his new joint "Got You Covered." Add this to your Valentine's Day hip-hop mix.

Rapper Future launches the brand new single "Move That Dope," featuring Pharrell Williams, Pusha T, and Casino and produced by Mike WiLL Made It.

Red Cafe is feeling his paper in the new visual for "I'm Rich." In the Puma-directed clip, the Brooklyn rapper braggadociosly spits about his lavish lifestyle; he even walks the streets in a bathrobe and gold chains to highlight his point.

Kanye West is looking to block an attempt by a group of online entrepreneurs, who created Coinye West, a new version of online currency, from seeing daylight.

A recent sighting of Pusha T and The Neptunes in the studio sent out the wrong message. While many thought Pusha was working on his sophomore album, the follow-up to his G.O.O.D.

It seems Ludacris will have to face the public embarrassment over his new lovechild, along with possibly paying the piper.

Common spotlights Chi-Town's violence on his new offering "War," produced by No. I.D. "It never stops, like the Muslims and Christians," raps common as he does his part to help bring change to his hometown.

The visual for Maino's "What Happened," featuring Jadakiss, is one that depicts how the New York rap game looks after years of "subpar hip-hop." It can be described as a hip-hopocalypse.