Too Short

Some well-thought out videos dropped this week.

Simply the best from this short week.

RIP.

Scarface isn't a fan of this 'Pac biopic.

Rowdy Rebel, Bobby Shmurda and Too $hort are rapping over a bounce instrumental on "She All About The Shmoney." Yes, you read that correctly. Regionalism in rap music is well and truly dead, so Jahlil Beats mined the depths of Mannie Fresh's hard drive to lace the now-imprisoned GS9 members, and Oakland's foremost pimp/rapper, with a beat full of cowbells and a quasi-"Drag Rap"

Despite Christmas being over, G-Eazy happens to be in a very giving mood. Before ushering the new year, G decided to tap his comrades for some records in hopes of drawing some excitement for the second leg of his From The Bay To The Universe Tour...

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It seems that most rappers are obsessed with the pimp culture. Some have even went to the extent of dressing like one from time to time on different occasions. Check out "10 Rappers Whose Pimp Game Is On Point ."

When it comes to groupies, rappers can't get enough. Check out a gallery of "10 Rappers With Groupies ."

K Camp's infectious single about being stood up by a female has been quickly rising the charts. Today, the Atlanta rapper releases his official remix for "Cut Her Off" featuring an invigorated Lil Boosie, YG and Too $hort. Be on the lookout for his latest project, SlumLords, dropping on June 12...

This weekend, 50 Cent will take the stage at Hot 97's Summer Jam for the first time in a decade, after his infamous chair throwing incident left him banned for life from the station in 2004. He may be one of the most high-profile, but 50 is far from the only rapper who has been banned from a venue, an event, a radio station, a University, or even a nation, even if reports earlier this week that Ya