Nelly brought some sexual healing to “The Tonight Show” with his after-hours jam “The Fix.” Decked out in a camouflage motorcycle jacket, the St. Louis rapper was joined by The Roots, but no Jeremih as he performed his seductive DJ Mustard-produced single, which samples Marvin Gaye’s “Let’s Get It On.”
“The Fix” is Nelly’s biggest chart hit since “Hey Porsche” in 2013. “It was dope to me because if you could

BET saluted the best in hip-hop over the past year at the 10th annual BET Hip-Hop Awards, which were taped at the Boisfeuillet Jones Atlanta Civic Center on Friday night (Oct. 9). For the third year in a row, Snoop Dogg presided as host and brought the laughs with his GGN skits.

in addition to Nicki Minaj, Eminem appears on an alternate remix to The Weeknd’s No. 1 hit “The Hills” off Beauty Behind the Madness. Slim Shady, whose guest appearances are few and far between these days, spits a dark and suggestive verse that feels right at home on the ominous track.

It’s been 19 years since Tupac Shakur’s death, but his legacy lives on through today’s artists including Kendrick Lamar and Eminem. The Detroit rapper, who grew up idolizing Pac, has penned a touching tribute to the late great legend for Paper magazine’s October “Nowstalgia” issue.
In his letter, Em reflects on the first time he heard Pac on “I Get Around.” “I was 18 or 19 years old and I remember thinking, ‘Who is this?'” he wrote. “He stood out so much. Once I heard that, I got his first album

Some rumors are just too good to be true. The scuttlebutt around the web this morning was that Drake had gotten secretly engaged to girlfriend Serena Williams.
This would have been a major step towards total cultural domination by the power couple, but sadly, it was

DJ Montay and DJ Jelly have assembled an all-star cast for their new song “6 Minutes,” which features Twista, The-Dream, and T-Pain. The two crooners trade bars with the light-speed Chicago rapper over the anthemic production. The-Dream gets things started, promising to “pull on a ski mask, come over, and kill it.” T-Pain handles the chorus, harmonizing with The-Dream as he brags that all he needs is “6 minutes, and

Public opinion may say Meek Mill took a loss to Drake, but at least one person disagrees—Rick Ross. The MMG mogul is standing behind his protégé and is confident that his new music will make everyone forget about the past.
While promoting his album Black Market, Ross stopped by Power 105 for an interview with Angie Martinez this week, where he discussed the outcome of Meek and Drake’s highly-publicized battle. “Meek not in trouble at all,” proclaimed Rozay.

As Lucious gets out of the courthouse (which looked suspiciously like The Art Institute in Chicago) on bail, he goes on his “I am a God” Delusion tour speaking to a group of about 60 people, a far cry from the #FreeLucious rally, outside Empire because Thirsty lets him know that a condition of his bail is that he can’t enter Empire’s headquarters. It doesn’t matter because Lucious is the empire. He leads the crowd in a Roman salute. Now this is a Julius Caesar thing? I can’t keep all these homages and references straight. So

In between preparing for his first child with fiancée Asiah Azante and launching a European tour, father-to-be Kid Ink drops off a remix to his song “Diamonds & Gold” with a star-studded cast of features. Chris Brown and French Montana both lend new verses to the David D.A. Doman-produced track off the deluxe edition of Full Speed.

Fetty Wap is enjoying the success of his self-titled debut, which entered the charts at No. 1. But the Zoo Gang is just getting started. His sidekick Monty has already appeared on two of Fetty’s biggest songs, “679” and “My Way.” Now, he’s preparing to release his own album, and is giving us a first taste with “CashGreen,” which features Fetty.