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Scaff Beezy continues to try and establish himself in the rap industry as he releases a brand new record. If you aren’t familiar yet or are not sold as a fan, be sure to go back and listen to the three previous songs he has put out, including a track with Gucci Mane titled My Watch. Be on the lookout for more music in the future from SB.

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Wale alongside Rick Ross & Fabolous decide to pay homage to the great first baseman Albert Pujols who recently led the St. Louis Cardinals to the world series. We’ve recently heard Rick Ross confirm that Self Made Vol. 2 is in the works, and this could possibly be where this track ends up. Even if it doesn’t make the cut, it’s still a home-run of a track from the three.

Nicki Minaj covers the February/March issue of Wonderland magazine. Safe to say her promo for her upcoming album ‘PF: Roman Reloaded’ is in full effect. This weekend The Female Weezy takes to Superbowl 2012 to perform ‘Give Me all Your Luvin‘ with Madonna and MIA.You will also see Nicki Minaj performing live at the Grammy’s, airing February 12th. Check out Nicki Minaj and LL Cool J as they promote the 54th Annual Grammy Awards in a special promo video below.

Olivia from “Love & Hip-Hop” is taking steps to reinvent herself, as well as taking a stance against domestic violence in her new video for “Walk Away.” If you been following the former G-Unit member throughout the Love & Hip Hop season, everyone is expecting Liv to tell her story and pour out her soul through her music. Well here we are, she put a very solid effort into what might be Olivia’s final stance. Check out the video and let us know what you think?

Lil Wayne releases the visuals for “Mirror” featuring Bruno Mars, one of my favorite tracks off the deluxe edition of “Tha Carter IV.” The artistic expression in this video is crazy. TuneChi uses his scars and tattoo’s as an art form, and concludes with a portrait of himself that represents his mirror on the wall. Take a splash into the Antoine Fuqua-directed video above.

The Free Bandz general Future, links up with Grand Hustle‘s T.I. and drops off the video to the ATL club anthem “Magic.” Making it only right to shoot the video at the famous Magic City. Future will be dropping his debut album “Pluto” on Epic Records. Be on the the lookout for that as well.

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Flex gets the go ahead to release an exclusive freestyle from Shady Records’Yelawolf. He drops his own spin to Young Jeezy’s track “I Do,” off the Snowman’s latest album Thug Motivation 103.

Hype Williams drops off the official music video for Busta Rhymes “Why Stop Now” featuring Chris Brown. Busta continues to demonstrate how to own a video, even when Chris Brown’s doing some mind-blowing, intense, and off the wall acrobatics. The chemistry between Hype Williams and Busta has developed into magic.

“He wouldn’t give Kanye West a fish-eye lens, he won’t give Jay-Z a fish-eye lens. That’s my sh*t. He knew that that was the most perfect thing to use for me when we first worked together because of the dynamic of my animation.” -Busta Rhymes

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It looks like Wale’s running with the Lloyd-assisted “Sabotage” for his next single from his sophomore set, Ambition. And while I’m not sure if an actual video is in the plans, Folarin goes a ‘different’ route by releasing a lyric video for the record. Yep, no more Google’ing “wale sabotage lyrics” anymore. They’re right here for you.

For weeks, one of the more intriguing questions in Hip-Hop has been whether or not Drake would respond to Common’s “Stay Schemin’” freestyle/remix where he openly took shots at him after weeks of subliminal shots. Well, we’ve finally got our answer – a definitive “no.” Drizzy sat down with Nah Right’s nation to speak about the beef and how, more than anything, he was disappointed Com even took the situation to the lengths he did. He also shed light on the line that has taken on a life of its own, the one directed towards Vanessa Bryant (soon to be ex-wife of Lakers star, Kobe Bryant).

So people want to know: will you respond to Common?
No. Because despite how it’s been worded by him that situation is not a “hip hop moment” or a “battle for the sake of musical integrity”…it’s a ploy for attention around the release of an album. More than anything it was just disappointing cause what kid isn’t a fan of what Common has done for our genre. A guy who made such an incredible career for himself based off expressing genuine feelings about life and love is now targeting me for sharing my story.

There’s a line from your “Stay Schemin” verse about Kobe’s soon to be ex-wife Vanessa that has gotten some negative attention. Can you speak to what you were trying to express with that line?
That line came from a conversation about being this young and making this much money and the fear of losing it all. I just used his potential situation to address my own life. I never intended to offend Vanessa or anyone else. That line had everything to do with me and what goes on in my head as a 25 year old man with this much income flowing in. Kobe is and always will be a friend and an icon to me.

Head over to NahRight to read the remaining portion of the brief interview where Drake reveals what the future of OVO/XO and kills all rumors of him firing his entire staff following the release of Take Care.