Tyga calls on Wale, Fabolous, Young Jeezy, Meek Mill, and T.I for the all-star remix to his top 10 single “Rack City.” An accompanying video was recently shot, while the Young Money MC’s album Careless World: Rise of the Last King drops February 21.

Who had the best verse? Tell us below.

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Young Jeezy unmasks a preview of the video for “OJ,” his TM:103 collaboration with Fabolous and Jadadiss. The ATL rapper puffs a cigar and bags a couple of “bad bitches” in the Aristotle-helmed clip. Sample his latest below.

Fabolous leaves the competition bloody on Christmas Day with his DJ Drama-hosted mixtape There Is No Competition III: Death Comes in 3s, the third installment in his TINC series. Loso calls on Meek Mill (“You Don’t Know Bout It”), Trey Songz (“Spend It”), Jadakiss (“B.E.T.”), Lloyd Banks (“Get Down or Lay Down”), and more for the 15 tracks. Have a killer Christmas by downloading the tape below.

Download: Fabolous – There Is No Competition III: Death Comes in 3s

So much for a silent night. Fabolous shoots up the screen in the trailer for his DJ Drama-hosted mixtape There Is No Competition III: Death Comes in 3s, dropping on Christmas Day. Fab is chilling at home on Christmas Eve when three thieves dressed as Santa Claus come to rob him. But before they can make a move, gunshots are heard and the three Santas are left lying on the floor. Merry Christmas!

Young Jeezy is killin’ ‘em with his latest offering off TM103: Hustlerz Ambition. The Snowman teams with Fabolous and Jadakiss on the Lil Lody-produced “OJ.” Did they murder the track? You be the judge.

Girls, girls, girls. Trey Songz is swimming in women in the video for “What I Be On,” the Fabolous-assisted single off his Inevitable EP, available now. The R&B playboy serves up plenty of eye candy for the ladies and fellas in the slick visuals, directed by Tremaine Neverson and Clifton Bell. Watch as he packs a party bus full of chicks and wakes up in his Miami crib surrounded by women. Just another day in the life of Trigga.

Dev puckers up to Fabolous on the remix to “Kiss My Lips,” the new single from her debut The Night the Sun Came Up, due in January. Loso unleashes a killer verse on the futuristic Cataracs banger. “Bring the vampire out, I suck and I bite/ I’m a fu**in’ rapper, I f**k and I write,” he rhymes.

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With less than a week to go before its release, Wale previewed his sophomore album Ambition before his peers and industry tastemakers at a listening session at the Gansevoort Park Avenue hotel in New York City last night. J. Cole, Jim Jones, and Fabolous came out to show support to the D.C. rapper, whose Maybach Music debut features appearances from Ne-Yo, Big Sean, Kid Cudi, Rick Ross, and Lloyd, among others.

“Having that listening party… Was like taking a new born out the hospital. ..I’m glad thats over now tho… I can’t wait till y’all hear it,” tweeted Wale, who recently shot a video for his single “Lotus Flower Bomb” with Miguel.

Ray J and Fabolous have each shared their accounts of what happened in Las Vegas over the weekend. Now TMZ has obtained footage from the fight that occurred backstage at Fab’s concert at the Palms. In the iPhone-filmed clip, 50 is seen standing against the wall before Ray J confronts Fab. There is a scuffle and exchange of words, but it’s difficult to make out exactly what happened.

Before the footage leaked, 50 checked in with Funkmaster Flex on Hot 97, offering his take on their showdown. He claims Ray J tapped Fabolous on the shoulders and swung at him, but Fab wasn’t hurt. “There was a swing, but it didn’t land on nothing, so you can’t call it a punch,” he said.

“Fab is looking at him like he’s crazy,” added 50, whose new album is due in November. “He said, ‘Whoa. Have you lost your mind right now?’”

The G-Unit mogul corroborated with what Fabolous said earlier, hinting that Ray J may have been on something. “I think [Ray J] had a little bit of juice in him.”

50 stepped in to break it up before things escalated further. “I pushed Fab and his brother Paul to the side. It wasn’t really a good look.”

Footage of their Vegas brawl can be seen below.

You’ve heard Ray J’s side of the story, now hear what Fabolous had to say when he called in to DJ Clue’s Power 105.1 radio show this afternoon. A calm Fab laughed off the “One Wish” singer’s claims that he was assaulted in Las Vegas over the weekend (“Ray J is not swinging”). Among the highlights…

• He took Ray J’s fiery interview with “The Breakfast Club” in good fun, but asserted that there were no punches thrown. “It was a good, funny story, cool story, good joke, could be a movie one day, but at the end of the day, there’s no way that Ray J is getting off on me. No way, never ever happened—ever.”
• He hinted that Ray J may have been on drugs at the time. “You need to clean yourself up, get yourself right,” advised Fab, who said his shades were the only thing lost in the scuffle. “At the end of the day, I’m grown.”
• When Clue asked if the beef could be squashed, he responded, “There’s nothing to squash,” adding, “We could progress in our own ways. I could go my way, he could go his way. He could continue playing the piano at Floyd [Mayweather's] crib if he wants and I’ll continue to do what I do.”