Reaching 2 million followers on twitter, Cole releases some soul on this one. “It’s only right I brought back the soul Ya’ll got way too electro, damn near techno Halfway homo, way too metro.” This is definitely a dose of dopeness on David Ruffin sample.

Some ’08 unreleased music from Cudi, produced by Dot Da Genius. 8 days away from Cudi & Dots album Wzrd.

Kendrick Lamar sat down with Rocksmith and talked about having chemistry with producer Hit-Boy and some of the up and coming producers, being surrounded with a good team, and he also he drops a new verse.

Rick Ross lands the number one spot for MTV’s list, although I don’t agree. Honestly to me alot of great and underrated rappers were left out, but we all have our lists for ’11 so here’s MTV’s below:

1. Rick Ross
2. Drake
3. Kanye West
4. Nicki Minaj
5. Lil Wayne
6. Jay-Z
7. Meek Mill
8. Big Sean
9. Wiz Khalifa
10. Wale

Directed by Chris Brown, with cameos by J. Cole, Black Cobain and many more. Work, work, work, work.

Can’t say I agree with everything on this list, but nonetheless its still pretty interesting to watch. Find out numbers 1-5 tonight at 10:30 on MTV2. Check out numbers 7-10 after the jump.

Rocky sits down with DJ Drama and talks about the XXL freshman cover, some of his favorite rappers and much more. Check out part 2 and 3 after the jump.

One of the more interesting videos this year. With most of the footage shot during the Watch The Throne tour, Kanye and Jay release the visual for their hit single.