From Cruel Summer to a coatless winter, Big Sean is getting fresh in a new photo shoot for GQ’s November issue.

The Detroit rapper, whose sophomore album Hall of Fame: Memoirs of a Detroit Player is due in December, is downright stylish in the spread, shot by Tom Schirmacher, in which he rocks cold weather threads like a copper Woolrich Woolen Mills vest and $400 puffy vest by Belstaff. He bundles up in a Burberry blazer and stays sharp in a suit by Club Monaco.

Big Sean also spit some bars for GQ during his shoot. Dressed in his fashionable attire, he performs a verse from his Detroit mixtape cut “100.”

“Haters prayin’ that I fall/ Move back in with my mom/ Take online classes and turn back into y’all,” he jokes as he models different winter looks. “You already know what it is man, who else could it be? Lil’ Bitch.” Swerve!

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Big Sean is calling on a hip-hop legend for his next album. The G.O.O.D. Music MC has collaborated with Nas on “Jesus Piece.”

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Ring the alarm! Meek Mill and Big Sean turn the heat all the way up in the fiery video for “Burn.” The MMG and G.O.O.D. Music rappers trade verses amid a flaming background with fast cars, faster women, expensive cognac, and even some wild animals to boot.

The recently incarcerated Gunplay also makes a cameo in the DRE Films-directed clip. “Burn” appears as a bonus track on Meek’s highly-anticipated debut Dreams and Nightmares, due October 30.

Let that sh*t burn.

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Two of hip-hop’s hottest MCs, Meek Mill and Big Sean, raise the temperate in the video for “Burn.” The MMG and G.O.O.D. Music signees take us behind the scenes of the fiery clip, which was shot at a warehouse in Miami last month.

Sean summed it up: “Alligators, fire, bad bitches,” while Meek added, “Alligators, wolves, we blowin’ up cars. We just living life.”

The track appears as a bonus on Meek’s debut Dreams and Nightmares, due October 30. Sneak a peek at the on-set action below.

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Big Sean has finally settled on a title for his sophomore album. During his show in Montreal last night, he revealed the big news.

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You could expect nothing less than fire when Meek Mill and Big Sean teamed up to shoot the long-awaited video for “Burn” off Meek’s mixtape Dreamchasers 2. The Maybach Music and G.O.O.D. Music MCs filmed the dangerous clip at a warehouse in Miami on Saturday.

Meek, whose debut album Dreams & Nightmares drops October 30, turned things up with fast cars, scantily-clad models, and flames, while Big Sean got up close with a crocodile.

“You damn near tripped over that bitch wen u walked by….good luck!!” Meek told Sean.

Check out photos from the explosive set below.

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Brick Squad meets G.O.O.D. Music in the video for “Brought Out Them Racks,” the Drumma Boy-produced track off Gucci Mane’s mixtape I’m Up, which was released in May. Money falls from the sky and scantily-clad women parade around as the rappers boast about their bank accounts and lavish lifestyles.

Gucci already has a new mixtape on the way. Trap God is due October 17 featuring the Future-assisted single “F**k the World.”

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It was a G.O.O.D. day at “106 & Park” when 2 Chainz, Common, Big Sean, Teyana Taylor, CyHi the Prynce, and Travi$ Scott stopped by to promote the Cruel Summer compilation. Decked out in all white, the crew sat down for an interview and hit the stage for a performance.

They discussed their accomplishments, comraderie, and explained some of the songs on the album.

Teyana spoke about being the first female signed to G.O.O.D. Music. “[My life has] changed tremendously,” she said. “But as far as my grind and my hustle, that has never changed. Nothing can stop that. I’m excited to be a part of it and happy to have people that believe in me and constantly have me working.”

One of G.O.O.D. Music’s original members, Common, praised the chief, Kanye, who was M.I.A. “That guy is a genius. He’s one of the most talented and passionate people I’ve met in my life,” said the Chi-town MC, while Pusha T added, “It’s like being in school. Kanye’s a major, major critic, but it’s all for what’s best for the record. But he’s on top of you, just making sure that it’s gonna be perfect.”

Sean and 2 Chainz performed “Mercy,” while Pusha delivered his verse on “New God Flow.” 2 Chainz returned for “Birthday Song” and they joined together for “Don’t Like (Remix),” bringing out the rest of the crew for “Clique.”

Watch the G.O.O.D. Music takeover below.

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