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To help usher in his Kings Of The Mic tonight, Cube points the spotlight to his fellow Hollywood and Hip-Hop amigos. His Everythang’s Corrupt album is coming soon.

New single off of Earl Sweatshirt’s, “Doris,” featuring Mac Miller.

In the third and final part of French Montana’s interview on The Combat Jack Show, the Bronx rapper talks about taking a bullet to the brain. 50 Cent may have made getting shot a huge part of his narrative, but French doesn’t always discuss his shooting in detail. But Combat gets French to open up and offer some details about the incident and even gets philosophical asking, “If you got kilt [sic] would you know you got kilt?” Rappers really need to learn how to pronounce the word “killed.” PREVIOUS: French Montana On The Combat Jack Show ep.2 (Video)

Angel Haze & Iggy Azalea remake Jay-Z and Kanye West’s, “Otis.”

B.o.B speaks on his upcoming album, “Underground Luxury,” single, “Through My Head,” and plans to release a Rock project.

The Lox veteran emcees Styles P and Sheek Louch offer up their second contribution of the day. After linking with DJ Kay Slay and Vado for "The Sound of NYC," the duo drop a freestyle over Wiz Khalifa's "Bout Me."       Download Here

Mush Mouf dropped his latest mixtape on BandCamp today, and fans can head down bottom to cop a copy. Tracklist, stream and link down bottom. Trap House 3 by Gucci Mane

The duo of Robin Hannibal and Coco O, known as Quadron, recruit Kendrick Lamar on their latest single “Better Off” from their upcoming album, Avalanch, out June 4. PREVIOUS: Quadron’s Coco O Performs Acoustic Version of “Hey Love” (Video)

The irony of this is remarkable but before I get to that, check this out. Apparently the little nigga from the Ville has a track along the lines of “I Disappointed Nas” (or something to that effect) where he details reaching out to Nas for a collaboration but was turned down. J. Cole allegedly details his feelings of angst on this track, citing one of the reasons the Queens rap legend declined to do a song with him was because of the single “Workout” from his debut album, Cole World: The Sideline Story. Now back to the irony, not only in Nas himself a disappointment to most rap fans, this is the same nigga who made Oochie Wally and Owe Me. Listen to Rosenberg share the tidbits he received abut J. Cole’s album “Born Sinner”, which is releasing June 18th. via ESKAY The post J. Cole Has A Song About “Disapointing Nas” On Born Sinner appeared first on DDotOmen.

Peter speaks on J. Cole’s upcoming Born Sinner, and that there may be a song on there where he speaks on God’s Son. Wanna know more? Click play. PREVIOUS: Your 2Dope Opinion: Who Will Release the Best Album on June 18th?