Jimmy Kimmel finally stops by Snoop Dogg’s GGN. A long time supporter of the show, Kimmel has shown clips of GGN on Jimmy Kimmel Live. The two talk show hosts talk about his career, candy bars, smoking weed in the White House and much much more.

O’Shea delivers a video for his party cut from the upcoming Everythang’s Corrupt LP.

DJ S.WHiT (SiriusXM) and DJ Base (SKEE Music) prepare to release their collaborative mixtape #GiveTheSummerSome featuring all exclusives from CyHi The Prynce, 3D Na’Tee, Cozz & Bas, Bad Lucc, Bizzy Crook and more.

The latest from Clinton Sparks, available on iTunes now.

Vado grabs a host of popular rappers for “You Already”.

Off of the Forever Madness: The Randy Savage EP dropping soon by The Sparks Foundation [Shade45's Emilio Sparks, Surf School's John Sparkz, and Ryan Fionda], Wrassle Rap, and Cloudkicker Clothing.

Def Jam’s new R&B singer grabs Nicki Minaj for the remix to “No Love”.

Produced by Large Professor, from Cormega’s Mega Philosophy LP, available today.

Here is the official, interactive track-by-track breakdown for Common’s Nobody Smiling, by Com and No I.D. Take a look if any of those tracks are puzzling you.

Juan Ep: “Dres came by to tell the Black Sheep story and much more. We end up having a pretty in depth Chuck D conversation as well. I would tell you this is not awesome, but I would be lying. It is awesome!”

Su releases some new music to set off the Under The Influence Of Music Tour, starting July 24th, alongside Wiz Khalifa, Tyga, Ty Dolla $ign, Rich Homie Quan, Sage The Gemini, Mack Wilds, and DJ Drama.

From the album ¡MURSDAY!, available now.

“3 Days in LA” is a single produced by Jonathan Hay and Mike Smith, from the album Fear Of A Pink Planet.

The world premiere of the new video featuring YG and the boys boolin’ in Bompton, Balifornia. The video finds YG and his homies on a typical day on the block, until everything goes to hell.

Directed by Cricket. From the album, Honest.

Common’s 10th album, Nobody’s Smiling, is available now, and here he speaks with Sway In The Morning about putting together the project, working with up-and-coming Chi-town artists and having No I.D executive produce his album. While in-studio, he also opened up about his situation with Drake — which has now been squashed. He also spits [cont.]

B.o.B. keeps ‘em coming with another three videos from his No Genre 2 mixtape, available now.

Daz and Kurupt spit some bars over the nation’s two most popular club/radio bangers of the moment, with some help from Snoop and Soopafly. How’s that for loyalty?

Previously unreleased music from Roc Maricano’s former crew, The UN, which also included Dino Brave, Mike Raw, and Laku. Time For Some Action (Unreleased) by The U.N.

From the new yet to be released DirtyDiggs instrumental LP, coming soon on Planet Asia’s Gold Chain Music imprint.