The best punchline rapper in the game and everyone’s favorite famous person who got shot in the leg (sorry Plexico) Fabolous has decided to re-release his stellar “There is No Competition 2” as an official EP, and in order to get the people properly excited, Loso’s letting go of a few new tracks. The first offering is the relentlessly aggressive “Lights Out (I Don’t See Nobody)”. Listen and download…

The best punchline rapper in the game Fabolous is still heavily promoting his new mixtape “There is no Competition: The Funeral Service 2”, and accordingly last night we got broken off with some visuals from the mixtape’s standout cut “I’m Raw”. If you ever wanted to watch Loso get his Rocky on in a meat locker, now’s your chance. See more…

Fabolous is one of those emcees that confused the fu*k out of hardcore hip-hop heads. On one hand, he’s undeniably lyrical. In fact, I would argue that he’s got the best punchlines in the game. No contest. And yet he’s largely chosen to use those skills on fluffy radio hits about throwing various designer items into designer bags. Which is why, perhaps, hip-hop nation goes so crazy when he drops a mixtape like “There Is No Competition 2 (The Funeral Service)”. Hosted by DJ Drama, “The Funeral Service” is Loso with all the throw it in the bagging set aside. Listen and download…

This weekend the House of Representatives passed Obama’s health care plan, setting up a showdown in the Senate over the landmark legislation that would provide health care for every American. Unfortunately the bill will come far too late for some rappers who were in desperate need of some quality medical care after sustaining some serious (or in the case of Gravy, not so serious injuries). From 50 Cent to Bushwick Bill, here are 5 rappers who needed a doctor bad (and no, Dr. Dre doesn’t count). See more…

Every week Nike has been releasing a new hip-hop track in their “Countdown to Combat” series and this week’s edition is a banger. Officially titled “You Ain’t Got Nuthin (Nike Sports Remix)”, the cut features Lil Wayne, Fabolous, Juelz Santana, and some not particularly inspiring words from the Giant’s d-lineman Justin Tuck. It’s hard to trust a major corporation like Nike to make hip-hop, but “You Aint Got Nuthin” is actually pretty damn good. See more to listen and download…