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Chief Keef hooking up with Waka Flocka makes total and complete sense. I mean other than kind of resembling each other, they both make music that makes you want to punch people, so we knew if the two ever got together it would be a royal rumble. Our first taste of this menacing collaboration comes on the track “Murda”, featuring fellow Bricksquad bro Bo Deal. Watch the video for the track now, which as you can imagine features a plethora of shaking dreadlocks.

On April 17, SpiffTV Films-the production company that shoots most of the videos for Rick Ross’ Maybach Music Group releases- tweeted a photo of rappers Ma$e, Rick Ross and French Montana, as well as singer Omarion and producer Rico Love, together in the studio. The picture immediately caused a frenzy online, sparking speculation that Ma$e might be making his third return to music since he announced he was retiring to become a pastor in April 1999.

A week after the photo appeared, DJ Funkmaster Flex debuted a remix of Wale’s “Slight Work” on his WQHT (Hot 97) New York radio show. The remix, of Wale’s fourth charting single from sophomore album “Ambition,” features Maybach rapper Meek Mill, Bad Boy CEO Sean ” Diddy” Combs,” new Bad Boy signee French Montana and Ma$e, marking the first appearance of the Harlem rapper born Mason Betha on record since 2009. Speaking to Flex during an on-air call following the remix’s debut, Ma$e didn’t address rumors about him possibly signing with Warner Bros. imprint Maybach.

I have a confession to make, I’m from Chicago, and I ain’t afraid to say it. When it comes to hip hop Chicago seems to be like the forgotten city, sure we have Common, but not sure anyone really cares about him anymore. Sure Kanye is from Chicago, but he’s not really repin the Chi anymore. So it’s great to see new Chicago rappers coming up. Paypa (@PaypaTime) is from Chicago, and he’s not afraid to say it. Paypa’s mixtape “The Bottle” comes out 4/26, untill then here’s a preview of the Chitown heat.

Just in time for Passover Drizzy releases the music video for “HYFR,” featuring Lil Wayne(At least we think that’s Weezy under that panda mask.) The video begins with vintage clips from the Jewish rapper’s Bar Mitzvah, before showcasing temple-set footage of a purported recommitment ceremony that turns into a Young Money throwdown.

We have a Def Jam-approved stream of the new song featuring Kanye West, Big Sean, Pusha T, and 2 Chainz. If you haven’t already heard it, check out “Mercy” below, and grab it on iTunes here.

Bis Sean and 2 Chainz spent their spring break in Las Vegas with MTV and tons of bikinis. Don’t hate…

Yes, it’s here, the new Lil B mixtape. 28 new track of pure Based God goodness. Don’t front like you don’t know who Lil B is, he has been releasing a Mixtape a month for like 10 years straight, and with production like that Lil B is here to stay. Do you love him or hate him?

Thank you Based God…

Wu Tang and D-Block are joing forces for an upcoming album entitled “Wu-Block” Ghostface Killah and Sheek Louch were on tour together for about two months and Sheek said it went down like this:

““Every night, we were writing and eventually the idea to do a project together came about organically. The plan is for me and Ghost to front it and to include certain cats from Wu-Tang and D-Block on some songs so that’s it’s a true Wu-Tang/D-Block album. I already told Raekwon, Styles P and Jadakiss that I’m going to need them on some joints. Cappadonna and Trife [Da God] are down. And we’re going to get some RZA tracks, too. It’s gonna be dope.”

This track Batman is a song that has been leaked to build up excitement for the collaboration, and from the sound of it, the album is gonna be hot! What do you think, is this a good team?

The talk of NY is Tony Yayo. Before he officially turns 34 this Saturday, he kicked off the celebration at New York’s GreenHouse with Lloyd Banks, Yo Gotti, SloBucks, DJ Whookid, and DJ Clue. It’s great to see Yayo and Banks back together, hopefully they’ll be makin’ some tracks together. See video below to experience the Party.

Rick Ross added his flavor to Rihanna’s “Birthday Cake” remix! “The Boss” jumped on the hot track despite the controversial responses from critics over the Chris Brown collaboration. Ross, flashy as always raps “No top on the Ferrari, cherry on top, dope boy diamonds matching Reeboks. Painting on the wall cost me $2.8, Basquiat boy, what you know about cake.” Does Ross’ verse make you like this track more?

The Pretty Boy Soulija Boy has dropped his new mix tape. Before reading any further, just know, some of it sucks. Tracks like “Goin Krazy” and “Savage” are so bad, they really show why some people hate Soulja Boy. It seems like Soulja Boy is jumping on the Lil B trend of rapping off beat. All this being said the mixtape is still great, and has a hand full of bangers on it. Tracks like “Get It In”, “More Than I Can”, and “Too Faded ft. The Game” show why Soulija Boy will have people bumpin’ his songs for years to come.

What are you supposed to do if you’re an artist and an all out brawl erupts in the crowd? Well, if you’re Young Jeezy, just continue the show like nothing happened.

During his performance of “All We Do” from his latest Thug Motivation 103: Hustlerz Ambition album, the crowd at the House of Blues in L.A. can be seen getting into a huge fight, but instead of stopping the show to get the situation handled, Jeezy kept his set rolling until the song ended. Then he proceeded to bring out special guests Warren G and Ne-Yo after the fact. Watch the footage above. (via WCJ)