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Chicago rapper/producer Young Chop is gearing up to release a project titled "King Chop the Album." He gives fans a taste of what to expect from it on this Young J-produced song, "Just Do Me."

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Project Pat recruits Kidd Kidd and Big Trill for his latest song titled "Everyday." This will appear on Pat's forthcoming "Street God 3" album. Give it a listen up top.

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Sean Kingston recruits the Migos boys for his "All I Got" remix. Give the song a listen up top and let us know what you think of the collaboration in the comment section below.

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Pia Mia continues to crank out new music. Her latest offering is a song titled "Justin Bieber." It was produced by Tommy Brown and Mr Franks. Stream it up top.

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Kevin Gates stopped by the Conan show Monday, May 9, as he continues to promote his "Islah" album. Watch below as he performs "2 Phones" and "Really Really."

"Islah" is available now on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/islah-deluxe/id1086223780

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When it comes to finding what the New York sound is, many still debate, however, Brooklyn's own Maino admits that though the original sound ceases to exist, current music by New Yorkers have been influenced by different markets. In this interview, he gives his thoughts on the New York sound and why fellow Brooklynite, Desiigner's similar cadence to Future is allowed these days in Hip-Hop.

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Drake is celebrating two big accomplishments this week.

His "Views" album moved an impressive 1.04 million equivalent album units for the week ending May 5. The number for traditional sales came in at 852,000, which will be good enough to overtake Beyonce's "Lemonade" disc for number one on the Billboard 200 chart.

Drizzy is probably even more proud of the fact that his song "One Dance" featuring WizKid and Kyla has pushed past Desiigner's "Panda" to claim the top spot on the Billboard Hot 100, giving the Toronto native his first number one single as a lead artist, according to Billboard.

Impressive...

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DJ Drama is gearing up to release his latest album titled "Quality Street Music 2." later this year. He recruited Chris Brown, Skeme and Lyquin for the lead single off of it, "Wishing." It's available now on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/wishing-feat.-chris-brown/id1106932451

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Portland's own Sourmouth is back with his third video from his upcoming "A Million Little Pieces" album and this time, he tackles the subject of a "Basic Bitch". Not intended to offend the ladies, Sourmouth takes aim at that specific demographic and goes into great detail in the release. The instrumental has a ragtime feel to it as it features samples from that time era. The PDX rhymer refers to his clever wit to put a humorous twist on the subject, even taking a stab at Caitlyn Jenner mid-song. As with his two previous videos, Mr. Federal mans the camera lens as he continues honing his director / editor skills. "A Million Little Pieces" is slated to release on June 1st and is available for pre-order via iTunes.

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Ja Rule is finding out the hard way that the internet has no mercy. The New York rapper is trending worldwide after tweeting that Michael Jordan gets paid every time his infamous crying meme gets posted.

"This why I love America while we all laughing at the Jordan crying face he gets a 1$ every time it gets post. Jokes on us!!!" Ja wrote on Monday, May 9th.

What's bananas is that he got the idea that you could get paid for getting photoshopped from a website called TMZComedy.

Ja quickly deleted the tweet, but it was too late. Check out a sample of the hilarious reactions below.

Ja Rule tweeting fake news stories like he's your uncle who just figured out facebook

— Hanif Abdurraqib (@NifMuhammad) May 9, 2016

"Someone please find Ja Rule so I can make sense of all this" pic.twitter.com/LFlYbNcBYr

— Latrell FreezeWell (@ChillzMuzik) May 9, 2016

RT @Ruleyork while we all laughing at the Jordan crying face he gets a 1$ every time it gets post. Jokes on us!!! pic.twitter.com/AsGDIdZMn1

— B*I*N*G (@imBINGnotGOOGLE) May 9, 2016

@MelioraMed @phillybosslady @Ruleyork pic.twitter.com/wdgf762Kj4

— Remy (Lebeau) Danton (@KennBarnes) May 9, 2016

I thought Ja Rule died like his career when I saw him trending. I don't trust 2016 pic.twitter.com/SZdQsHUpdy

— Madame Princess J. (@IamPrincess239) May 9, 2016

When you realize Ja Rule was wrong and you don't get $1 every time your face gets used in a meme pic.twitter.com/gyB4BoU6Dq

— Connor Bunnell (@cthawriter) May 9, 2016

I guess MJ got another $1 @Ruleyork pic.twitter.com/QuwKO2Fboq

— Aaron Scott (@Scott_LaRock765) May 9, 2016

Ja Rule getting a dollar every time someone mentions his tweet @Ruleyork pic.twitter.com/TdunZnaFFc

— OHI (@OfficialOHI) May 9, 2016

Poor guy. Ja Rule can barely get three likes on his tweets these days. Seriously. Time to retire @Ruleyork! I heard Burger King is hiring.

— Mark Dice (@MarkDice) May 9, 2016

I will bet my entire life savings that Ja Rule isn't trending because he just put out new music.

— ℕUFF$AID (@nuffsaidNY) May 9, 2016

Ja Rule tweeted that and Twitter entered his mentions like... pic.twitter.com/7csoU4vBYV

— LizzLocker (@Lizzs_Lockeroom) May 9, 2016

Just trying to help out MJ, @Ruleyork pic.twitter.com/eWdvftoZBv

— Justin Hardie (@OrangeHardie) May 9, 2016

Everybody should ignore Ja Rule lol

— King T'Challa (@RayKushington) May 9, 2016

@JulianTheIntern Ja rule is still alive?!

— nicoletta (@nikkskardamakis) May 9, 2016

Ja Rule tweeting like a lil boy :/

— Master of Whisperers (@royaltyclubvp) May 9, 2016

The funniest part of seeing Ja Rule trending is learning Ja Rule uses Twitter. I thought he died in the late 90's so welcome back Ja Rule!

— Pervert Pete (@realPervertPete) May 9, 2016

Well damn!!!!!!!!!

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Dolo - Wake Em Up

Born Darius Kwmane Berry in the cold streets of Louisville Kentucky on May 13^th, 1992, Dolo grew up in the west end of Louisville were its very drug and crime infested. He made his first recording in an actual studio at the age of ten years old on the end of one of his fathers, Kwmane Berry records. As a child Dolo looked up to his father who was heavily involved in the rap game as a local artist. Rap readily became an outlet for the young child to express his feelings and actions. Dolo was also the oldest child of his mother, Lynn Berry’s three children. On his matriculation through life many times he had to play as an authoritative figure for his younger siblings. With everything Dolo had to face in life, rapping became the outlet for him to express himself. Even as a student in school at each grade level his teachers noticed that he was exceptionally well in writing and poetry. His peers began to notice him in his high school days because he used to engage in many freestyle battles before and after school where he would have to uphold his reputation of being the nicest MC around. Rapping came very natural for the aspiring artist in High School he formed a rap group with two of his closest friends and they were called the “Blue Boyz”. The group came together and made a wide range of songs but never seemed to push themselves to become known to the world. This group of friends continued to make songs for about 4 years making a bunch of great songs to end up just making hits for their own ears to acknowledge. 

After he graduated high school he moved to Raleigh, North Carolina to attend Shaw University on a Track and Field scholarship.  Where he graduated with a bachelor’s degree in political science in May of 2014. During his college years he focused on his schooling and placed his rapping career in the backseat. To only resurface his dreams of becoming a major rap artist and now once again he is a force to reckon with! 

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Nipsey Hussle delivers more new music to kick off the week. He links up with G. Perico for "Basic Instinct." The track was produced by Mars & Mike + Keys. Give it a listen up top.

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In 1988, the Beastie Boys parted ways with Def Jam after releasing their debut album, Licensed to Ill, and Russell Simmons revealed to VladTV that the parting was due to the Beastie Boys not getting along. He explained that they were young at the time, and he added that Rick Rubin thought the rappers were being placated and not being made to work properly. 

During the conversation Russell also revealed that "(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (To Party!)" wasn't the label's choice for the Beastie Boys' first single, as he explained that the radio took it and made it a huge hit. 

To hear more about what Russell had to say on the situation, hit the video above.

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Lord Jamar digs into bullying, in particularly the online bullying following singer Kehlani's attempted suicide after her ex-boyfriend, PartyNextDoor posted a photo of them in bed together when fans assumed she was still with Kyrie Irving. Later, Irving revealed that she wasn't with the basketball player, and from the immediate backlash on social media and numerous amounts of negative comments, the singer said she attempted to take her own life. With many campaigns to prevent bullying, the Brand Nubian rapper believes bullying may be needed sometimes, almost as "rites of passage" in some circumstances. 

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Nardwuar the Human Serviette recently interviewed Drake and his producer Noah "40" Shebib.

Topics included The Notorious B.I.G, Kool G. Rap, Timmy Thomas video messages Drake and thanks him for sampling his song "Why Can't We Live Together" on "Hotline Bling," Drizzy expresses his appreciation for Vybz Kartel, speaks on almost getting arrested with Mavado in Jamaica for cursing onstage, working with Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg, loving Mac Dre, Three Six Mafia much more.

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Over the weekend Alicia Keys was the musical guest on Saturday Night Live. Watch below as she delivers outstanding performances of the songs "In Common" and "Hallelujah."

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