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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.

Bronx born rapper Jae Hall stays fly while expressing his distrust towards the po-po's in his new visual for his single F.N.W.A (Fly N*gga With An Attitude).

Yesterday brought a number of responses to Kendrick Lamar's verse on Big Sean's "Control", three of which came from people who actually represent New York.

Eminem comes out of hiding (for a little while, anyways) to drop a new single called "Survival" from the upcoming Call of Duty: Ghost video game available on November 5 on the PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and Wii U.

Terrace Martin turns and old fashioned love triangle into something else with his new offering "Triangleship," featuring Kendrick Lamar.

Jim Jones issues the brand new record "Drink From The Bottle," featuring Charlie Rock. The track is off his "Vampire Life 3" mixtape set to drop tomorrow.

The month of August (2013) marks the 16 th anniversary of XXL magazine, and Drake is the man of the month as he graces the cover of for their 150 th issue.

Sean Kingston takes from Rihanna's "Pour It Up" and Juicy J's "Bandz A Make Her Dance" in his new single "seasonal love," featuring Wale.

After rocking with Omarion on his latest single, New Orleans emcee Dee Day taps Kevin Gates for the heavy stuntin' "Lay it Down." The track is lifted from Day's upcoming mixtape, Dee Day 2: The Colors!, hosted by Don Cannon and boast features from Omarion,

As part of the G Shock 30th anniversary event "Shock The World" last night (August 7) in new York City, Eminem took the stage in a special one off appearance.

Tech N9ne and T-Pain come together for their collab "B.I.T.C.H." from Tech's new album Something Else. The title stands for "Breaking In To Colored Houses," and that's exactly what Tech does in the clip, so lock your doors.

Upstate New York's Dao Jones and the Bronx's YC The Cynic aren't having much luck on the dating scene in "About Love," each expressing unsatisfactory experiences they've encountered with women.