B.o.B gets in his zone in the video for “We Still in This Bitch,” the Mike WiLL Made It-produced cut off last November’s mixtape Fuck ‘Em We Ball. The Atlanta rapper pulls up to the club in his Lamborghini, where he meets up with his Grand Hustle boss T.I. and Taylor Gang’s Juicy J. They pop champagne and watch girls work the pole in the nighttime visuals.

Join them in VIP as they shut down the club.

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On the eve of his album release, T.I. stopped by “Sway in the Morning” to premiere a new track that will not appear on Trouble Man: Heavy Is the Head.

On “Memories Back Then,” the King of the South reminisces on a girl from his past, while his Grand Hustle signee B.o.B gets real about a lady who claimed he fathered her child.

Kendrick Lamar takes aim at former presidential nominee Mitt Romney and an ex-lover who killed his pride. And Tip and Tank’s artist Kris Stephens brings it all together on the sultry hook.

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It was far from a silent night at Z100’s annual Jingle Ball at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Friday. In addition to performances from Justin Bieber, fun., and Ne-Yo, B.o.B and Taylor Swift shared the stage to perform their Strange Clouds collaboration “Both of Us” live for the first time.

“She’s America’s sweetheart, a real genuine person,” Bobby Ray told Rap-Up.com of his collaborator.

The two struck up a friendship after performing “Airplanes” together in Dallas last year.

On Wednesday night, Taylor beatboxed with another hip-hop superstar, LL Cool J, while co-hosting the Grammy nominations special.

“I am like 100 percent sure we are not going to be nominated for that collaboration,” she told LL.

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B.o.B reflects on life in the video for “Just a Sign,” the latest cut off his sophomore album Strange Clouds. The Atlanta rapper drives down Pacific Coast Highway and stops on the beach to hit some golf balls. He is joined by a special lady, keeping her warm as they watch the waves. Playboy Tre also makes an appearance, visiting a cemetery to remember his fallen friends.

Take a look through Bobby Ray’s rear-view mirror.

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The freaks come out on “Best Friend,” one of the standout cuts off B.o.B’s new mixtape Fuck ‘Em We Ball. The Atlanta rapper dedicates the twerking track to the obsessed groupies, who wait outside the club looking to get lucky. Mac Miller bags Norwegian, Puerto Rican, and vegan chicks, while Iggy Azalea observes one overly-eager girl ready to fulfill her dreams. Not so fast…

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B.o.B gets back on his mixtape grind with Fuck ‘Em We Ball. The feature-heavy set includes 18 tracks with appearances from T.I., Juicy J, Iggy Azalea, Mac Miller, and Snoop Lion, plus production from Mike WiLL Made It, Sonny Digital, and Bobby Ray himself.

“Can’t wait for y’all to hear this! All-tracks custom made! No filler songs…it’s basically a free album,” said Bobby Ray of the follow-up to his 2011 mixtape EPIC (Every Play Is Crucial).

Download/stream below.

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B.o.B reveals the 18 tracks on his new mixtape Fuck ‘Em We Ball. T.I., Juicy J, Iggy Azalea, Mac Miller, and Snoop Lion make the guest list, with production from Mike WiLL Made It, Sonny Digital, and Bobby Ray himself.

“Can’t wait for y’all to hear this! All-tracks custom made! No filler songs…it’s basically a free album,” said Bobby Ray of the follow-up to his 2011 mixtape EPIC (Every Play Is Crucial).

See the tracklisting below and grab your free copy tomorrow.

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Juicy J keeps the cheeks clapping on the remix to his strip club anthem “Bandz a Make Her Dance” featuring French Montana, B.o.B, and his Taylor Gang labelmates LoLa Monroe and Wiz Khalifa (“Got rich off the Internet so it’s safe to say that’s my bandwidth”). Juicy makes it rain “like a tsunami” and can’t resist “ratchet pu**y” on his sexually-explicit verse. Strike up the bandz once again.

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