Untouchable. As the madness continues around the country, Future takes a seat and spreads awareness for his 56 Nights‘ new video.
Independent Woman. Cruising through the streets in a Rolls Royce, Dej Loaf takes to to reflect on her come up. The song is located on her Sell Sole mixtape which is available here
All Around The Roast. Ludaris and Snoop Dogg joined the likes of Kevin Hart, Shaq, Will Ferrell and many more to slander Justin Bieber on Comedy Central. Taped a few weeks ago, the network aired the session last night and here a few of the roasting highlights.
Freak Don’t Fail Me Now. Before the IHeartRadio Music Awards came to a close, Uncle Snoop and Charlie Wilson brought the groove to the stage for a live rendition of their latest single. We want the funk!
Double Trouble. The 2015 IHeartRadio Music Awards is currently going down at the Shrine Auditorium in L.A. Straight out the clink, Iggy Azalea is joined by officer Hudson to open up the ceremony with their collabo.
Tell ‘Em How You Feel Breezy. Jamie Foxx pulled a double duty this evening at the IHeartRadio Music Awards as both host and performer. When it came to showtime, he belted out his new single with collaborator Chris Brown.
Hard Ball. With Kevin Hart’s movie Get Hard in theaters today, co-star T.I. contributes to the soundtrack with the film’s closing number. Download the song on iTunes here.
Tizzle Fo Shizzle T-Pain is back on the music scene and he’s having it no other way, but The Iron Way. Hosted by DJ Drama, the tape features guests including Lil Wayne, Bun B, Big K.R.I.T and more. Stream and download here.
Let It Burn. Future is flossing and lights up more than just a few bucks on his fiery set. We see you too Boosie. Off the Monster tape which you can get here.
Hottest Chick On The Market. Remy’s been quiet as of late, but she’s back on the mic with two new verses over Nicki Minaj’s hit.
Pay Me. Rihanna’s seeing dollar signs again on her new single produced Deputy. The song sounds more trap than pop, but after a few hundred plays on your FM dial, you’ll hardly know the difference. Her eighth album is expected to arrive later this year.
Shorty Bad. Los Angeles newcomer Anthony Lewis got his eyes on a pretty young thang in his video featuring Tip. Directed by Erik White, the track will appear on the singer’s debut, Five Senses.