The long-awaited, highly anticipated collaboration between Bobby Ray and Marshall Mathers. Oh, and Haley Williams. Taken from B.o.B.’s Adventures Of Bobby Ray, dropping April 27th. We’re going to do our best not to quote “Ether” here.

Recently MTV caught up with producer Jim Jonsin to talk about a few things, including working with Detroit rapper Eminem on his new album Recovery. Check it out above.

More on the Eminem “There Is No Relapse 2″ story. Em released the following statement today: “I had originally planned for Relapse 2 to come out last year. But as I kept recording and working with new producers, the idea of a sequel to Relapse started to make less and less sense to me, and [cont.]

Hitting stores April 28th, here goes the tracklist to B.o.B.’s highly anticipated debut album. 1. “Don’t Let Me Fall” 2. “Nothin’ On You” (featuring Bruno Mars) – 4:30 3. “Past My Shades” (featuring Lupe Fiasco) 4. “Airplanes” (featuring Hayley Williams) 5. “Bet I” (featuring T.I. and Playboy Tre) – 4:14 6. “Satellite” 7. “Ghost in [cont.]

Sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeit. We thought he was back on his game with Relapse 1. Either way, we are excited.

The Adventures Of Bobby Ray, dropping April 27th on Atlantic Records.

Last week we showed you The 20 Most Embarrassing Sellout Moments In Hip-Hop History. On the flipside of that coin, there have been some dope moments when rappers starred in commercials for products, many times the commercials themselves more memorable than the items they were pushing. Let’s take a look….. 20. Lil Jon + Subway [cont.]

Each gaming chip at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas features a legend in rock music on it, such as Jimi Hendrix, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Bob Seger, and Tom Petty. Not too many rappers get their own chip, but Eminem bucked the trend with his official “Stan” chip, featuring lyrics [cont.]

Drake let select members of the press hear pieces of his highly anticipated Thank Me Later LP this week. Winnepeg Free Press blogger, Ace Burpee, spilled some details this morning. Here is what he had to say… In Toronto this afternoon a few of us got an invite from Universal Music to meet Drake and [cont.]

Biggest and best single from The Rebirth visualized….

After producing the lead-single, “We Made You,” for Eminem’s Grammy award winning (Best Rap Album) LP Relapse, Doc Ish will release his debut LP, Doc Ish Presents: The First Treatment, on May 11th, 2010. Doc Ish’ debut will include collaborations with a who’s who list of Hip-Hop’s best emcees and it will include some must [cont.]

Captured by the extra prolific Derick G.

“I ain’t got no lyrics, I’m straight blunt… I don’t have time for lyrics,” said Waka Flocka Flame in an interview on Shade 45 last week. “The nigga that everybody say lyrical, he ain’t got no show…. I be on the radio and niggas be like ‘nigga let’s freestyle right now’ and I be like [cont.]

….aaaaaand here’s the full-length. – DJ Pizzo

Third single from “Relapse” will make it’s official debut on Yahoo Music on 7/3. Wonder if there is any strategic timing going on to shut down Mariah’s new vid? – DJ Pizzo

That creepy looking dude up there is actually what Mariah Carey would look like if she came out a boy. Who knows whether the rumors of Em dating Mariah for six months are true, but as you probably have heard, Mariah’s gone and made a song about her ex-boo, “Obsessed”. Really, Mariah? This actually makes [cont.]

Before we talk about relapsing let’s take a journey back to 1997. A little known freestyle emcee from Detroit is discovered after releasing an independent masterpiece called The Slim Shady EP.  To most, this emcee changed the game forever. Whether it was his intricate word play, his demented subject matter, or his all-around “I Just Don’t Give a [cont.]

     While it’s been two years since Eminem released his last album, The Eminem Show, he’s determined to keep his name – and his record label – in the spotlight, even in the off seasons. Enter The Re-Up, a Shady Records “mixtape” of sorts, that spotlights the label’s entire roster, as well as a few [cont.]

      When Eminem signed his initial three-album deal with Dr. Dre’s Aftermath imprint, rumors swirled that once his contract was up, he would eye retirement, in fear over-extending his welcome. However nobody knew that Eminem would become the biggest thing since sliced white bread, making renegotiations inevitable, and early retirement not an option. 2002′s The [cont.]

With 8 Mile, Eminem makes his leap from rapper, to rapper-slash-actor, already gaining a potential Oscar buzz among snooty film critics. Meanwhile, with the 8 Mile soundtrack, Eminem jumps from rapper to rap mogul (cue: record company people are Shady….).       How Eminem will fare as a talent scout / A&R for the future of his [cont.]