Produced by Drumma Boy, off Street King.

Previously: Trae Tha Truth ft. Jadakiss – Life (Video)

Complex.com publishes their J. Cole online cover story and got their in-house writer Damien Scott, Cole’s ex-College roommate from St. John’s University, to write the story of Jermaine’s come up and describe the time they stood in the rain in front of Baseline Studios back in 2005.

Link: J. Cole: In The Zone

Related: Timeline: J Cole’s Sideline Struggle

Previously: J. Cole – Daddy’s Little Girl (Video)

Gibbs debuts a new cut off the upcoming Cold Day In Hell featuring Philly Freezer over a beat by Beatnick & K-Salaam.

Previously: Freddie Gibbs – 187 Proof

Radio rip of Pixie Lott’s new single featuring Pusha Ton.

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Props: TS

Previously: Tinie Tempah ft. Pusha T, Jim Jones & Wiz Khalifa – Till Im Gone (Remix)

Mobb Deep and Lloyd Banks were the first of five concerts Red Bull will be hosting in the five boroughs. Above they perform “Just Step”, “Give Up The Goods” and “Shook Ones Pt. 2″ and after the jump they do “Eye For An Eye” and Lloyd Banks performs “I Smell Pussy” & “On Fire”.

Havoc & P are also preparing the release of their Black Cocaine EP on Black Friday.

Props: Mikey Fresh

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Apollo the Great over Chrispy‘s Dubstep remix of La Roux’s “Bulletproof”.

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Previously: Apollo The Great – On The Way To Money (Video)

More new Jim. Look out for #VampireLife to drop on Halloween.

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Spotted: TITD

Previously: Jim Jones – Jungle Brothers Freestyle

At a press conference on the futre site of the controversial Barclay’s Center this morning, Jay-Z announced that the New Jersey Nets will be renamed the Brooklyn Nets when they take over the building as their new home next year. He also says he’s going to be opening the venue with a special concert series which will begin with an inaugural show on September 28, 2012.

Previously: Jay-Z @ Barclays Center Groundbreaking

Wale kicks off his Ambition tour.

Related: Wale Enlists Ne-Yo, Lloyd, & Miguel for R&B-Heavy Sophomore Album

J. Cole performs “Mr. Nice Watch” and “Work Out” during The Cole World: World Tour’s stop in San Francisco.