Jay-Z and Drake In the lab again, this could be a classic with them two on a record the one before was good but, I believe they can make a much better song then the one they did before, what do you think? Tweet

Rae took to his twitter to let the fans know he was in the studio with Jay-z. This is definitely a long time coming and hopefully we get something crazy form these two. Can’t wait to hear it.

SMACK/ URL drops long awaited grudge match between Newark, New Jersey’s Shotgun Suge and Norris Town, PA’s Bill Collector. These two MC’s have been at odds for sometime but now we finally get to see who will reign lyrically supreme

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New artwork from Jeezy for his next single ‘Talk That’ coming soon. Tweet

DMC DJ Battles are the most legendary longest running DJ battles in the World! In true school Hip Hop culture, battling is all about earning your stripes and paying your dues. DMC World is celebrating 30 years of staging the battlefield upon which many of the greatest turntablists of all time have achieved legendary status by battling their way to the top! DMC World Champs hailing from th

Too Short practically invented West Coast rap. He began his career slinging tapes out of his car in the early 1980s in Oakland, Calif. Merging pimp game philosophies, thick funk, and hardcore tales of freaky sexcapades, his music was made for players, macks, and gangsters — of which Oaktown had no shortage. His following grew quickly: at one point he reportedly sold 15,000 tapes in a week. After cutting three records on a small label, Too Short released Born To Mack in 1986, which featured one of his biggest hits, “Freaky Tales,” and expanded his already sizable fan base. His success continued throughout the ’90s, and in 1996, after more than a dozen years in the game, he announced his retirement. Three years later, to the delight of his devoted following, he returned with Can’t Stay Away. Too Short remains a hugely successful and influential figure in the industry, with frequent cameos on records by everyone from Biggie and Jay-Z to E-40 and Scarface