Songs

When two of rap's biggest stars collaborate, it feels like an event is approaching. Even though 'Nothing Was the Same''s release is an event in itself, a lot of fans had their interests piqued when Drake revealed Jay Z was going to be a feature on 'Pound Cake/Paris Morton Music 2' -- the standard edition-closer/sequel.

Rapper Juvenile re-imagines LL Cool J on his bouncy new track, aptly titled 'LL Cool.' The original Hot Boy sounds lyrically sharp on the minimalist track.

Drake's 'Wu-Tang Forever' is one of the announced tracks from his 'Nothing Was the Same' album, which drew interest and ire from hip-hop fans. The MC released the track last night (Sept. 12) and some fans on social media grew angry. It wasn't because it was necessarily a bad song, but rather it sounded like your regular Drake song instead of a send-off to the legendary hip-hop collective... Read M

It's been a while since we've heard from Bun B. After a long hiatus, the veteran rhyme-slinger brings the heat with 'Fire,' which features Rick Ross, 2 Chainz and dancehall crooner Serani.

Like many other rappers who say they're the best in the game, B.o.B is doing the same with his new hard-hitting track, 'Ready.'

The Maybach Music Group once again shows its propensity for turning urban phrases into street anthems (see: 'Ima Boss') in the newly released 'Bout That Life.' Rick Ross and Meek Mill recruit Diddy and French Montana, two rappers with that same talent.

Hitmaker Mike WiLL Made It has enlisted Miley Cyrus to rap for him on his new single, '23.' The twerking princess is also joined by rappers Wiz Khalifa and Juicy J.

R&B singer Miguel is part of the Adult Swim Singles Programs, in which the late-night cable channel curates new music from artists. He brings the newly released 'Can't Sleep Together' to fans' ears.

After Meek Mill dropped his Cassidy diss song, 'Kendrick You Next,' the former battle rapper returns the favor with his response, 'Catch a Body (R.I.P. Meek).'

Meek Mill is on a lyrical warpath! Just a few days after releasing a Cassidy diss song called 'Kendrick You Next,' the Philly spitfire unleashes his response to Kendrick Lamar's verse on Big Sean's track 'Control.'