2 Chainz + Lil Wayne, "Presha"

Earlier this month, on a closed set filming with Rock The Bells for an upcoming project, 2 Chainz announced his forthcoming joint album, Welcome 2 Collegrove, with longtime friend and collaborator Lil Wayne, is on the way this November. Now, the duo has shared a single from the project, the Bangladesh-produced “Presha.” The title is a combination of their stomping grounds — 2 Chainz's College Park, GA and Wayne's Hollygrove, LA. The two previously connected on the unofficial joint album, Collegrove back in 2016. Check out their new single below.

Rick Ross, Meek Mill, "Lyrical Eazy"

Meek Mill and Rick Ross dropped the video for their new single, "Lyrical Eazy" directed by Kid Art. The track is the second single from their forthcoming joint album, Too Good To Be True, which is set to drop on November 10.

The cinematic opulence is on full display, as Meek delivers lines like, "“N**gas ain’t got it, n**gas ain’t ’bout it, hunnid cash, large black card in my pocket, rose gold Richie, I don’t need a rocket, brand new Benz for what? ‘Cause I don’t even drive it, n**ga, this how I’m respondin’, I’m like, y’all ain’t even pop it, ’cause we’ve been mobbin’, flyin’ private, different hours, and I ain’t lyin’, I got this money s**t to a science, got your baby momma in the Bahamas actin’ different and she wildin’…”

“Music is my drug. Too Good To Be True will satisfy the most expensive taste,” Rick Ross told Revolt of the album. Check out the video for "Lyrical Eazy" below.

Daz Dillinger, Molly Whop

With his pervious claims of retirement brushed aside, producer/MC Daz Dillinger is back with a new album, Molly Whop. The eight-track project features his Dogg Pound cohort Kurupt on the remix of the title track. Daz did all the production on the album himself, and also serves as executive producer. Check out "Molly Whop" below.

Jay Rock + Ab-Soul, "Blowfly"

Jay Rock and Ab-Soul have connected for a new single, "Blowfly," produced by Kal Banx. In the video directed by Carlos Acosta, the TDE rappers keep their storytelling in tack, as Jay raps, “Them young niggas done spotted the wrong tattoos / Left him inside the whip with a substance like Ragu/ It’s up then it’s stuck, it ain’t moving like a statue / Welcome to L.A., better get at us ‘fore we get at you / Now, watch your back, niggas will drive through like fast food.” “Blowfly” is featured on Jay Rock’s upcoming album, Eastside Johnny.

Nicki Minaj "For All The Barbz"

She didn't make her appearance on Drake's For All The Dogs, but Nicki Minaj has instead dropped her version of Drake and Chief Keef's "All The Parties."

“VMA’s was a family reunion / First time in a while I seen all of my sons,” she rhymes. “Keep it a hundred, keep it in a trust / If I lose ninety-nine, I still keep it a buck / I don’t hear you hoes I make the movies, I give you bitches cameos / Here we go, he tryna make honey nut like Cheerios.”

Nicki's new album, Pink Friday 2, drops November 17.

Jim Jones Presents Byrd Gang 2.0

Jim Jones returns with a new project, Byrd Gang’s new compilation album, Byrd Gang 2.0. The project features members Dyce Payso, Shoota, Fat Flee, Keen Streetz, Yellow Tapee, and Glit Jeezus and includes the tracks “Wheel Of Fortune," “Get Money," “Ooter Prayer," “In The Kitchen," and the Fivio Foreign-featured “Big Flexin” among others.