Plies throws a bone to the DJs on his latest mixtape I F**k with the DJ. The 11-track offering shows off the Floridian MC’s dolo skills, with friends Gucci Mane and Lady dropping by for “P.D.” and “Down Bitch.” Check out the freebie from the Goon by listening to the new mixtape.

Download: Plies – I F**k with the DJ

DJ Khaled invites you to his neighborhood in the star-studded video for “Welcome to My Hood,” the first single off his upcoming Cash Money debut We the Best Forever. The Gil Green-directed clip sees Lil Wayne, T-Pain, Rick Ross, and Plies kicking it in the Miami streets, dodging the boys in blue, and hanging out with the locals. Take a trip down south by watching the Florida anthem.

DJ Khaled makes his latest “movie” in Miami for “Welcome to My Hood” featuring T-Pain, Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, and Plies. The Gil Green-directed clip, which includes cameos from Flo Rida, Bow Wow, Busta Rhymes, and more, shows Teddy P. and Rawse posted up in the projects, later joining the rest of the crew for a night shoot against graffiti-covered walls. Get a behind-the-scenes look at the video off Khaled’s Cash Money Records debut We the Best Forever.

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DJ Khaled reaches out to his usual all-star associates for “Welcome to My Hood,” a cut off his first album on Cash Money Records, We the Best Forever. The anthemic track, which is produced by The Renegades and co-produced by Khaled and The Nasty Beatmakers, features Rick Ross, Plies, Lil Wayne, and T-Pain, each of whom take turns repping for their neck of the woods. Crank it up and take a trip down South by listening below.

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Following the September release of his mixtape You Need People Like Me, Plies delivers the sequel, once again hosted by DJ Scream. The Floridian rapper pays homage to the mob flick Scarface with a track of the same name, invoking gangsterism with additional tunes dubbed “Bodyguard,” “My City,” and “Throwin’ Money.” Stream or download the sinister tape below.

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Plies paints a picture in the controversial video for “Why U Hate” off his DJ Scream-hosted mixtape You Need People Like Me. The Florida native drops political rhymes with a noose hanging around his neck and handcuffs on his wrists, symbolizing the injustice that the government has dished to his people. Watch the dramatic visuals below.

Plies channels his inner Tony Montana on his new Scarface-themed mixtape You Need People Like Me. Hosted by DJ Scream, the tape sees the Goon rapping on 14 tracks including high-powered fare like “MTF,” “Do Ya Thang,” and the club-friendly joint “Really From Da Hood.”

“The BEST Mixtape of the Decade!!!!!!” tweeted the Floridian MC. Stream or download the tape below and see if his claim is justified.

Download: Plies x DJ Scream – You Need People Like Me

Formerly known as Bobby Valentino, the newly named Bobby V is ready to get your digits in the new video for “Phone #.” The Georgia-reared singer links up with the Goon for this Jazze Pha-produced joint, which gets a summery visual treatment courtesy of director Fat Katz. In the clip, the gentlemen party on South Beach while Bobby cruises around hollering at the ladies in his hot red Lamborghini.

Look out for Bobby V’s upcoming fourth album Fly on the Wall, slated for release on October 12. Hit the jump to watch the clip.

Plies lunches on a money salad and flaunts other extravagances in the video for “Rob Myself” from his Goon Affiliated album. While he’s also accustomed to a lavish lifestyle, Rick Ross shows the grittier side of M.I. Yayo in the video for his Albert Anastasia mixtape cut “300 Soldiers,” below.

Snoop Dogg and 50 Cent have both expressed fondness for Susan Boyle, and now Plies is the latest rapper clamoring to work with the 49-year-old songstress.

The Goon was not joking when he told UsMagazine.com that he wants to record a track with the “Britain’s Got Talent” runner-up. “I always bring this up to people and they think I’m just teasin’‚ but Susan Boyle is probably at the top of my list,” he revealed.

Plies, a fan of the Scottish sensation, sees the pairing as a strategic move. “A lot of people look at that as a far-fetched feature or collaboration. From a business standpoint, I watched what she was able to do and create through her own story and it always interested me.”

While Boyle hasn’t taken him up on his offer just yet, Young Jeezy, Fabolous, Trey Songz, and Keri Hilson have accepted an invitation to appear on his new album Goon Affiliated, due June 8.