Lupe Fiasco reponds to Kendrick Lamar’s controversial verses on Big Sean’s “Control” on “SLR 2″, coupled with an additional new song “#DopeFrancis (American Trap)”.

Big Sean speaks on his track, “Control”, featuring that controversial verse from Kendrick Lamar that has sent the internet ablaze over the past 24 hours.

From MMG’s Self Made 3, hitting Sept. 17th.

Clipse reunite for this track from Malice’s Hear Ye Him, which hits August 18th.

In the wake of Kendrick calling out names last night, Meek Mill instead chooses to address the death of his friend Snupe.

Off Bonic, the self-titled album from Bonic.

B.o.B. responds to Kendrick’s lyrical onslaught of last evening, by rhyming in Kendrick’s style. Not a dis, but more of a response.

This track comes from Rekstizzy’s new album, Whatever You Say, which is available now. Stream both the single and the full-length release down below.

A$AP Ferg’s Trap Lord hits next week. Steam the album it full right here.

Terrace Martin’s 3ChordFold hits iTunes today, which features collaborations with Kendrick Lamar, Ab-Soul, Problem, Brevi, Wiz Khalifa, James Fauntleroy, Snoop Dogg, and more. Stream the entire thing below, courtesy of DJBooth.

From No Poison No Paradise, due October 15th.

T-Pain grabs “The Motto” producer DJ Mustard and extra verses from B.o.B. for this strip club anthem.

Update: Full version added. “Free agent” Joell Ortiz responds to Kendrick Lamar’s verse on “Outta Control”. And yes, he bodied it.

Twerking Disney Princess, Miley Cyrus, will appear on the remix to French Montana’s inexplicable hit, “Ain’t Worried About Nothing”. For whatever reason, French thought it would be a good idea to announce this in wake of Kendrick Lamar’s “Control” verse. Bad timing, or desperately needed some attention?

Kendrick Lamar has broken the internet in half with his verse on this possible bonus track from Big Sean’s Hall Of Fame. “I’m usually homeboys with the same niggas I’m rhyming with / but this is hip-hop and them niggas should know what time it is. And that goes for Jermaine Cole, Big KRIT, Wale, [cont.]

For Akir, words aren’t just words—they’re credos, rallying cries; a way of life. His name, for example, is an acronym for “Always Keep It Real” has zero to do with tired rap clichés, or a small-minded view of what rap is and can be. Akir’s trademark raspy flow, his intricate nonstop rhyme patterns and his [cont.]

The AubGreen Collective crew has had a busy summer. Most recently, Apollo The Great “Bad Ones” video premiered on MTV JAMS. While in the studio putting the finishing touches on his next project, Apollo and Trenton NJ’s, Big Ooh put their words to Jay Z”s “Picasso Baby”.

Fabolous spits over Big’s RZA beat, “Long Kiss Goodnight”, as taken from Flay Fitty’s Project Showdown mixtape from DJ Drama and Whoo Kid.

D. Brown graces the remix of SD’s “New World Order”, the original taken from his Life As A Savage 3 mixtape.

Check out one more joint from Terrace Martin’s 3ChordFold, before it drops tomorrow, “Triangle Ship” featuring Kendrick Lamar.