Directed by Dre Films from The Self Made Vol 2 album. In the second clip, Rick Ross speaks to L.A. Leakers about the possibility of signing Nipsey Hussle and Dom Kennedy.

Produced by Beat Billionaire, originally from his It’s My Time mixtape, but without Wale’s verse.

Above, the MMG crew visits The Breakfast Club, while below, they appear on the DJ Noodles produced remix of Mary J. Blige’s “Why”.

In the first clip, MMG labelmates French Montana and Wale collab for this track off the Coke Boys 3 mixtape, while in the second clip, the MMG crew sit in with Cipha Sounds and Rosenberg.

This is nutty. Skrillex and Wale collaborated on this track which was debuted on radio today. Vegas heads, check out Wale tonight @ Rain Nightclub at The Palms.

Not sure why MMG adopted Kendrick for this in-crew posse cut, but it’s all good. From Self Made Vol. 2, hitting June 26th.

ATL based act enlists Wale for their new joint.

Wale remixes The Clipse’ “I’m Good” with a new verse.

So, this year’s Hot 97 Summer Jam was not without controversy, as usual. When jock Peter Rosenberg introduced Kendrick Lamar, he said “We’re about real hip-hop here, not ‘Starships’,” referring to Nicki Minaj’s crossover single. Lil Wayne that preceded to Tweet “Young Money ain’t doing summer jam,” and pulled all of his labelmates from the [cont.]

Another one from that Self Made Vol. 2, on the way June 26th.

The festival will happen September 1 and 2 at the Benjamin Franklin Pkwy in Philly, and will feature Jay-Z, Pearl Jam, Skrillex, Miike Snow, Afrojack, Calvin Harris, Odd Future, D’Angelo, Rick Ross, Wale, Meek Mill, Passion Pit, Santigold, Dirty Projectors, X, Janelle Monae, Prince Royce, Rita Ora Savoy, The Knocks, and more. Jokes: What, no [cont.]

Wale chats with Tim Westwood, discussing Mark Ronson, Rick Ross, music deals, contracts and collaborations, Lotus Flower Bomb explained, fashion & jumping on dubstep.

Best track from Wale’s Ambition, with Diplo on the beat, gets a remix with Diddy and company.

“Gansta Grillz” it says.

First single from Curren$y’s June 5th Warner Bros debut, The Stoned Immaculate.

Wale spits over D’Banj’s club record “Oliver Twist” for DJ Semtex. In the above pic, he poses with A-Trak at Marquee in Las Vegas, in a performance from last month. In other news, it’s A-Trak’s birthday today. You can wish him a happy birthday/harass him via Twitter @atrak.

From Stalley’s Savage Journey To The American Dream mixtape, hitting this Friday. Produced by Block Beattaz.

The Allindstrom.com team caught up with Wale while working in the studio. During our interview we talk about how Wale deals with former critiques, comparing Warner to Interscope, Joey I.E.’s move to Def Jam, and the way he views the XXL Freshman cover.

Ambition keeps the hits coming.

This one was recorded during the Ambition sessions, but didn’t make the final tracklist.