Ahead of their anticipated Revenge of the Dreamers III compilation LP due this Friday (Jul. 5), Dreamville Records premiere their REVENGE documentary. Directed by David Peters, the 29-minute film chronicles the magical ten-day ROTD3 sessions in January 2019, which took place at Tree Sound Studios in Atlanta, Georgia. Viewers get an all-access pass to the studio sessions, lead by J. Cole. Cole World breaks down the idea to hold the recording retreat and how it manifested into a social media phenomenon in Hip-Hop.

Dreamville’s J.I.D, Ari Lennox, Bas, Cozz, Omen and Lute appear throughout the documentary, along with the likes of T.I., Big K.R.I.T., Saba, Reason, T-Minus, Mike WiLL Made-It, Buddy and more. Watch the magic all come together below.

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Fat Joe dropped his latest single “Pullin” last week, the new record off his forthcoming Family Ties LP. Joe Cartegena supports the track with an official music video, debuted on Tuesday (Jul. 2). Directed by Eif Rivera, Joe Crack delivers a futuristic visual filled with sexy woman, spaceships and more. Co-starring Lil’ Wayne and Dre, watch the TIDAL premiere below.

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Trouble went a different direction with his latest single, “She a Winner.” Featuring the City Girls, the Hitmaka-produced track is strictly for the strippers and clubs. With help from The Motion Family, the DTE representer brings the record to life with an official music video. In the visual, Trouble brings the strip club outside as thousands of women show off their twerking skills. Watch Trouble and Yung Miami of the City Girls lead the floats of twerkers below.

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After teasing the project for quite sometime, Nas officially announced The Lost Tapes 2 last month. The Queensbridge MC and entrepreneur is back, revealing the album will arrive on July 19th via Mass Appeal and Def Jam Records. The Lost Tapes 2 consists of unreleased songs recorded for Hip-Hop Is Dead, Untitled, Life Is Good and NASIR. The 16-track LP boasts production from RZA, Pharrell, Swizz Beatz, No I.D., Alchemist, Kanye West, Pete Rock, Statik Selektah, DJ Dahi, Hit-Boy, and DJ Khalil.

The news comes via a trailer, which includes a preview of the song “Lost Freestyle” produced by Statik Selektah. Fans can pre-order the album, plus purchase merchandise for the project on the official website. See the full track list below.

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A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie landed his first-ever No. 1 album earlier this year with Hoodie Szn. The Highbridge star continues to support his chart-topping LP with a video for the single “Swervin.” Directed by Edgar Esteves, the visual finds A Boogie moving from scene-to-scene fast. From a first class flight, to the strip club, hopping in the dentist chair and more, watch the Bronx crooner’s wild adventure below.

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Rick Ross is in full campaign mode for his forthcoming new album, Port of Miami II, due later this year. Over the past two weeks, the MMG CEO dropped the single “Act a Fool” with Wale and returned shortly after with a freestyle over ScHoolboy Q’s “Numb Numb Juice.” Renzel keeps the records coming, returned with a heater called “BIG TYME.” With Swizz Beatz providing the intro and ad-libs, Ross gets busy over the glorious production of Just Blaze.

Hear “BIG TYME” below.

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Dreamville’s highly-anticipated Revenge of the Dreamers III compilation album is one-step closer to being released. On Monday (Jul. 1), Cole World took to Twitter announcing the project will drop this Friday (Jul. 5). The news also comes with the launch of an official website for the album, where fans can purchase vinyl and merchandise. If that isn’t enough, Dreamville comes with two new records for listeners to enjoy.

Lead by Bas and J.I.D, “Costa Rica” is a stacked collaboration featuring Guapdad 4000, Reese LAFLARE, Jace, Mez, Smokepurpp, Buddy and Ski Mask The Slump God. While on the Kal Banx produced “Lambo Truck,” Dreamville’s Cozz sets the tone as TDE’s Reason and artist/producer Childish Major completes the lineup. Both records come ahead of Dreamville’s Revenge documentary, premiering on Tuesday (Jul. 2)

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Rick Ross kicked off the campaign for his upcoming Port of Miami II album last week with the single “Act a Fool” featuring Wale. As he continues to push and promote that record, MMG’s biggest boss returns with a freestyle. Connecting with DJ Clue for a second time, Renzel drops some bars over ScHoolboy Q’s CrasH Talk single “Numb Numb Juice.”

Hear it below.

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Logic’s Confessions Of A Dangerous Mind LP debuted at No. 1 on Billboard last month, becoming his third chart-topping album. The Maryland MC supports the project with a new music video for his Eminem-featured collaboration, “Homicide.”

Directed by James Larese, the video opens with Logic in the studio receiving a phone call from Paul Rosenberg. Eminem’s manager and the CEO of Logic’s home label, Def Jam, reveals that Slim Shady can’t make the video shoot. Mad at the news, Logic decides to flip the script and gets social media star Chris D’Elia to play Em, while The Sandlot actor Chauncey Leopardi, aka Squints, plays Logic.

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Nicki Minaj appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Thursday (Jun. 27) to promote her new single, “MEGATRON.” The Young Money Queen sat down with the comedian/late night show host to discuss her new record going No. 1 on iTunes, and announcing that her new album is on the way. Minaj revealed that she has a release date and title ready but decided to keep those details quiet.

Backed by The Roots, Minaj would play a game of ‘Wheel of Freestyle’ where she had to include three random words into her rap. The most hilarious moment came during a segment where Nicki and Fallon went out to dinner at a local Red Lobster. Minaj, who used to work for the restaurant chain before rising to rap fame, ordered a big feast and later served dishes to patrons.

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