Starring Nicki Minaj’s phatty.

Previously: MTV on the set | No DJ | Mixtape | Nicki ft. Wayne – Go Hard

From Str8 Killa No Filla, they’ll be shooting a video for this record over the weekend with Andrew Barber (FakeShoreDrive) & n2ition, that’s the same guy that did the video with Mikkey Halsted.

Freddie Gibbs – The Ghetto (Radio Edit) | Mediafire

Related: Freddie Gibbs is working w/ Alchemist on The Devil’s Palace EP

Cover photo by Matt “Ginch” McGinley

I saw this in my inbox and thought for sure it was a (tasteless) joke or something, but nope, it really happened:

When the Make-A-Wish Foundation grants cancer survivor Robert Bates one wish, he asks for Rhymefest to perform a private concert for his family and friends. But things get awkward when nobody remembers to book a DJ.

Previously: Rhymefest on The B-Side with DJ Enuff Pt. 2

The official behind the scenes for “We Don’t Believe You”, straight from Three/21.

Says Rik Cordero:

Three/21 recently shot at SOB’s New York City for the “We Don’t Believe You” music video – Joell Ortiz feat. Joe Budden and Novel. The title pretty much says it all as we focus on a fictional rap group who aren’t exactly who they say they are. And when Joell, Joe and Novel decided to pull their card, all hell breaks loose. Definitely a fun video and track look for this along with Joell’s “Night Train” video (directed by Derek Pike) to drop soon!

Previously: Joell Ortiz feat. Novel – Night Train (Behind The Scenes)

Damn, the Big Homie has never worked with the Little Homie.

Strong Arm Steady perform “2 Pistols”, “Ambassadors” and “New Love” off their latest Madlib flavored, In Search of Stoney Jackson.

Wu-Tang and Bootcamp took over B.B. King’s in NYC last night for the latest Hip-Hop Legends concert. Here’s a small sampling of footage. You can find much more here.

Hit the jump for performances by Blackmoon, Slick Rick and Rock of Heltah Skeltah.

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Props to Yardie for the rip.

After the jump, watch Nicki & Young Money doing “Bed Rock” at MTV’s Spring Break 2010 in Acapulco, Mexico.

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Song title + subject matter + screenshot = classic.

Directed by Curtis Jackson.

Yelawolf is HipHopOfficial’s Artist of the Week:

One of the must see artists of SXSW 2010 was Yelawolf. We chopped it up with the Alabama native after his set at Urb Magazine’s SXSN showcase. We touched on everything from his box chevy to working with Outkast.

Previously: CyHi Da Prynce Talks “I Wish (Remix)”