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When something's "like at" it's similar to being "like that" but with more "at" and less "th."

50 Cent provides the details behind his bet on tonight's big game, and says he doesn't believe Birdman's talk of a $5 million bet.

If it's about that cream, then he's all up in that spot...in this case that spot happens to be the NFL Player's Association Super Bowl XLVI party.

Pharrell explains what it's like working with Hans Zimmer for the Oscars, as well as the song he produced for Jay-Z and his daughter.

"I can't believe it's not butter, I'm Fabio." New music off Lil B's "White Flame" mixtape. Thank you Based God?

In part two of DX's four-part series of Hip Hop globe-trotting, writer Alex Dwyer visits Beijing, China speaking with Hip Hop messenger DJ Wordy, a friend of Dame Dash who is helping bridge the gap.

To commemorate Black History Month, Brownsville Brooklyn's Lucky Don drops his new track "Black Power."

Philadelphia and Brooklyn Hip Hop scenes are profiled with two hard-hitting songs this week and a video paying homage to legendary mouthpiece for Public Enemy.

When Madlib is on the beat and Blu is rhymin', all you need to do is press play...and then grab the "Jesus" EP off iTunes.

While he's readying "The Beam Up 3," Kingpen Slim lets go of a track that won't be featured on the project.

Gucci Mane & DJ Holiday's "Trap Back" officially dropped today.

The first single off Nick Pratt's "MFM - Middle Finger Music" album dropping in full tomorrow..

Russell W deconstructs Meek Mills' hit "I'm A Boss," which was actually produced by Jahlil beats.

Damu adds a verse to "CoCo Mango," the collaboration between MF DOOM and French production duo The Union.

So this joint from NYHC legend Freddy Madball isn't a new track per se, but it does show up again on this week's "The Blooshed Priest" from Vinnie Paz.

In the grand tradition of beat borrowing, Reek takes a turn over J. Cole and Trey Songz' single.

The finished version of Kron's "Pearls On Swine" which should also be appearing on

As the title suggests, a good four minutes off the dome from the Grind King.

A brand new single from Talent Couture featuring the other KC's XV. Das EFX fans should appreciate this.

Anonymous uses KRS-One's single to protest police brutality in Occupy Boston.

Nineteen years after "Doggystyle," Snoop Dogg shows no signs of slowing down.

Lil' Kim finds herself in Uncle Sam's doghouse, while her publicist responds.

Drake lets fans know he's not responding to Common, Erick Sermon reveals he missed the boat on The Notorious B.I.G., and K'Naan tells Mitt Romney not to wave his flag.

While we're waiting for "Mic Tyson," Sean P shows up on Truth's "New Type of Something" with a featured verse.

Mixmaster-producers from A Tribe Called Quest and De La Soul will be at Los Angeles' Ultra Lounge today, speaking about the impact of the Native Tongues and the "golden-era" sound of Hip Hop.

The Maybach Music Group founder revealed that Gangsta Pill's Warner Brothers deal landed him a one-year spot alongside Wale and Meek Mill, but even though they've parted ways, there's no bad blood.

Lupe and Tinie return the favor to the guy that respectively assisted on Tinie(TM)s oeWritten in the Stars and Lupe(TM)s oeBreak the Chain/

UPDATE: A spokesperson for Drake told "The L.A. Times" yesterday that it is only now that Ericka Lee wants royalties for something she previously denied.

Up and coming West Coast rhymer Mani Coolin' drops his "Ride Out" track featuring a guest verse from Casey Veggies.

This week, Wale and T.I. show out, while a new Big K.R.I.T. single blasts to the top, plus some new freestyles.

For Week #4 of #ScollaWebTour, Scolla links up with Big Pooh and Sant for "Take What's Mine."

With Chris Brown replacing 2 Chainz, here's the third version of David Banner's "Yao Ming." "Sex, Drugs & Video Games" drops March 20th.

The Pittsburgh rapper explains the meaning behind his upcoming sophomore LP.

So both Gorilla Zoe AND Madonna resurface the same day? Save this for tomorrow in case it's too much to handle.

Not only is M.O.P. hosting DJ Snips and J-Ronin's latest "All Elements" mixtape but there's some exclusive material from Fame and Billy as well.

Stalley shares another one from the back catalogue for fans who may have missed it the first time around. "Savage Journey To The American Dream" coming soon.

Ghostwridah closes out the week by spitting some bars over the K. Dot single.

MHz meets Brick Squad...who would've thought? Here's another loose one that won't be included on Copy's eagerly awaited "God Save The King" album.

Rolling Stone gets the premiere of The Roots contribution to the film "Soundtrack to a Revolution." People need to stop sleeping on Tariq's vocal chops.

Nipsey singlehandedly resurrects the "I'm On One" freestyles on this recent annoyingly tagged radio rip.

2 Chainz speaks on Raekwon's "pay homage to me son" comment, says Raekwon was likely being honest and genuine.

The third track we're getting early off the upcoming debut of Stat and Bobby Creek's FUPM project.

At last...the merging of two of our favorite catchphrases. 'Loso's "Nice!" and Vado's drawn-out "Sliiiiiime!"

The onetime rapper uses the Bad Boy Records sensation for his upcoming prime-time pay-per-view battle with The Rock.

Trae puts his own "We Are The World" together for the 2.0 version of his Cyfyre-produced "I'm On" single. Courtesy of DDotOmen.

The crazy thing about it is that he's basically telling the truth...more from 2 Chainz and his "T.R.U. REALigion" mixtape.

An unreleased Dilla freestyle circa 1997 courtesy of Bling47.

On April 17, Nipsey and Blanco are dropping "RAW," a collaborative album with all tracks produced by Cookin' Soul.

A remix of "Season of The Assassin's" "Street Wars" by producer Earnotik. This one shows up on Vinnie's new "The Priest of Bloodshed" mixtape.

A spokesperson for Republican Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney says K'Naan's "Waving Flag" will no longer be used.