Wale

Wale applauds the ladies who shake their derrieres for a living on 'Clappers.' The bouncy tune, featuring Nicki Minaj and Juicy J, appears on his upcoming album, 'The Gifted.'

In the summer of 2012, Juicy J had the strip clubs bouncing with the twerk-inducing banger, 'Bandz a Make Her Dance.' The Trippy king is back with another anthem called 'Bounce It' featuring Wale and Trey Songz.

Rapper Rick Ross is rolling out the videos for his upcoming Maybach Music Group compilation album, 'Self Made, Vol, 3.' He delivers his latest clip for 'Poor Decisions' featuring Lupe Fiasco and Wale.

In business, loyalty is never certain as people sometimes take opportunities that work best for them in the moment. Tiara Thomas, who wrote Wale's current hit 'Bad,' recently signed to Division1/Interscope Records. The rapper was a bit disappointed in the move and admitted he was a "causality of the game" as a result.

Wale is getting a sexy makeover for the remix of his single 'Bad' and he's tapped superstar Rihanna for the job.

Rapper Wale is gearing up to release his third solo album, 'The Gifted.' The Maybach Music Group artist has just released the tracklisting for the project that boasts some impressive guest features.

Support for Lauryn Hill and her new song, 'Neurotic Society,' is still going strong. Taking 87.1 percent of the vote, she beat A$AP Ferg's 'Work (Remix),' which unfortunately walked away with 12.9 percent in last week's Rap Battle.

Wale has been dealing with some closeted jealousy from some people who were once close to him. He's opening up about the dilemma on his new track, 'LoveHate Thing.'

Wale has always been proud of his hometown of Washington, D.C. The rapper is known for bringing the city's soul to his music with go-go inspired beats and shouting out a plethora of popular D.C. establishments. From the Love club where so many historic parties have been held to the popular laid-back artsy vibe of Busboys and Poets, the city is known for great happenings.

The Park, located on 14th St. and I St NW, is the premiere spot for D.C.’s grown and sexy. A plethora of artists and celebrities have hosted parties and performed here from Nas to J. Cole to Jamie Foxx. During the week, the four-floor swanky club is a popular after-work spot and restaurant, where you can enjoy a soul food and Caribbean-fused menu...