Unlike “Lost” and “Schemin“, this will not appear on the upcoming The Decision EP.

Spotted at UHTN.

Dawaun Parker – This Ain’t A Leak Freestyle

An ill tale of a robbery gone wrong from Q-Unique of The Arsonists off his project Between Heaven And Hell.

Previously: Slaine, Ill Bill & Q-Unique – Science Of The Trife

It’s not so much a video as a montage of scenes from classic hood flicks.

Dallas Penn and Rafi return with the final installment in the groundbreaking, and stomach churning, Ghetto Big Mac trilogy.

Says DP:

The following video is the third and final installment of the Internets Celebrities Ghetto Big Mac trilogy. From the original Ghetto Big Mac on towards our Futuristic Brunch, the Internets Celebrities have been all about creating a sandwich that would propel mankind into the future. I think our quest is now over with the sandwich we call The Ghetto Big Math.

Powered by one month’s worth of calories, sodium and saturated fats, the Ghetto Big Math makes arithmetic fun again.

CHEA and happy holidays from the ICs

Previously: Futuristic Brunch

The Cluck Contingent puts Puff on the spot about why he hasn’t married any of his kid’s moms.

Previously: Diddy-Dirty Money – Coming Home (Live on The View)

SP hops on a remix to that Josh and Starks joint.

Josh Xantus ft. Styles P & Ghostface Killah – I Don’t Care (Remix) | Usershare

Here’s a nice laid back joint with some spit to it. It’s off Cali MC Mr. Brady’s latest offering, Labor Of Love (which is out now), and features the legendary Diamond D and Blu.

Said Brady about the collab:

“I wanted to bridge the gap between the O.G’s like Diamond D and artists that I consider to be the future, like Blu,” explains Brady. “Nobody is really doing that right now and making it sound right, so I wanted to do something different, something that I thought would sound right.”

Mr. Brady ft. Blu & Diamond D – Get Choze | Usershare

Schoolboy Q is also signed to TopDawgEnt, one fourth of the group Black Hippy and got a not so nice shout out from Kendrick on “Look Out For Detox“.

Kendrick Lamar & Schoolboy Q – 6’7′ Freestyle

Me and Andre the Giant, 6’7″ and climbing

Props to DJ Dave

Previously: Kendrick Lamar – Look Out For Detox (Video)

Talib Kweli’s new independent album comes out digitally on January 25th, 2011 in North America, and in all formats in the rest of the world:

As a boy growing up in Brooklyn, Kweli saw gutters that ran with dirt, oil and water, revealing a shimmering rainbow to his child’s eyes. Drawing its title from this memory, this album puts at the raw center what his music has been doing for years: finding and preserving the beautiful in the hideous; the rainbows in the gutter. Weaving the lyrical and the gritty, the autobiographical with an honest, no-holds- barred hip-hop spirit; Kweli sticks fiercely to what feels true to him in creating the sound of this album. Without being tied to any particular label’s conception of what his sound should be or when his work should hit his fans, Kweli is free to build his most personal album yet in both content and motivation. Kweli’s true solo career has only just begun, and although the future holds more collaboration, “Gutter Rainbows” marks a new stage in the long and ever-evolving career of Talib Kweli.

1. After The Rain (produced by 88-Keys)
2. Gutter Rainbows (produced by M-Phazes)
3. So Low (produced by Shuko)
4. Palookas feat. Sean Price (produced by Marco Polo)
5. Mr. International feat. Nigel Hall (produced by S1)
6. I’m On One (produced by KHRYSIS!)
7. Wait For You feat. Kendra Ross (produced by S1)
8. Ain’t Waiting feat. Outasight (produced by 6th sense)
9. Cold Rain (produced by Ski Beatz)
10. Friends & Family (produced by E. Jones)
11. Tater Tot (produced by Nick Speed)
12. How You Love Me feat. Blaq Toven (produced by Blaq Toven)
13. Uh Oh feat. Jean Grae (produced by Oh No)
14. Self Savior feat. Chace Infinite (produced by Maurice Brown)

“Cold Rain” is currently available on iTunes.