Lil Durk joins French Montana on this new Coke Boys release, “I’m A Star.”

From Closed Sessions: “Something for the fans. Enjoy this new Odd Couple track featuring verses from Lil Durk & Alex Wiley.”

Produced by TM88 and Southside. New music post-Let’s Get It.

Buzzworthy Chiraq emcee Lil Durk teams with French Montana for “Fly High”, from Durk’s Signed To The Streets 2 mixtape.

See what all the fuss is about on Chicago’s Lil Durk, on his newly released mixtape, alongside DJ Drama and Don Cannon.

1. Ready For Em (Produced by Cardo)
2. Ten Four (Produced By Murda Beats)
3. War Wit Us (Produced By Tarentino)
4. Rumors (Produced By C-Sick)
5. Dont Take It Personal (Produced by Dree The Drummer)
6. Party (Produced By Young Chop)
7. I Made It (Produced By Young Chop)
8. Don’t Know Me
9. Feds Listenin (Produced By Young Chop)
10. What You Do To Me (Produced By Squat)
11. I Go Ft. Johnny May Cash (Produced By Young Chop)
12. Lil Niggaz Ft. Migos, Cash Out (Produced by Dree The Drummer)
13. Gas And Mud (Produced By Murda Beatz)
14. Live It Up (Produced By BackPack)
15. Perfect Picture (Produced By LeekeLeek)
16. Hell In My City
17. Ain’t Did Shit (Produced By Dree THe Drummer)
18. Fly High ft. French Montana

A new French Montana video, filmed in a strip club. He’s thinking outside the box on this one.

Chi-Town’s Lil Durk fills in the blanks on Drake’s “0 To 100″ instrumental, raising the bar to “300″, with some choice words for Tyga. There ain’t no 6 minute abs.

The second of XXL’s Freshmen 2014 cover cypher series.

The last two freestyles and profiles for XXL’s 2014 Freshmen cover.

Young Thug’s breakthrough hit gets a visual piece. New Lil Durk and Young Thug collaboration, “Party” in the second clip. See what you’ve been missing?

XXL Magazine has released their official 2014 Freshmen cover. The list of artists included are as follows: Chance the Rapper, Isaiah Rashad, Ty Dolla $ign, Rich Homie Quan, Vic Mensa, August Alsina, Troy Ave, Kevin Gates, Lil Bibby, Jon Connor, Lil Durk, and fan pick, Jarren Benton. That actually makes 12, rather than the usual 10, complete with an asterix that reads “Yeah we’ve got R&B this year.” Something tells us this will be the first and last year that happens.

How did we fare on our initial predictions for the list back in March? Not bad. We got 6 of the artists correct, with Chance The Rapper, Isaiah Rashad, Ty Dolla $ign, Rich Homie Quan, Troy Ave, and Jon Connor.

We were a bit surprised to see Sage and IamSu omitted given their heavy buzz, and we’re sure the Bay is none to thrilled about that.

Our pick of Gunplay was a gamble, but not surprisingly, the political MMG slot was instead filled in with their R&B artist, August Alsina, strangely.

We also knew Riff Raff was a bit of a stretch, considering that he isn’t taken that seriously, but we thought there might have been a ODB / wildcard type angle on that one.

Much love was given to the bubbling Chicago scene; we didn’t think there was any way that both Vic Mensa and Chance The Rapper could make the list, let alone two rappers from the same city with “Lil” in their name, but hey. Afterthought, we would have picked Vic Mensa as well.

Meek Mill and company borrow Nicki Minaj’s “Chiraq”. Lil Durk takes some shots a Tyga on this cut, and apparently Tyga is prepping a response, as you can see in the video clip below.

So much talent on one song, how do they do it? From French’s Coke Boys 4 mixtape.

New material from MMG’s latest signee, with the usual suspects in tow.