Mase And Cam’ron Bury The Hachet…

The seemingly unlikely pairing of Berner and Cam'ron, which is set to drop a joint project, link up with Wiz Khalifa and Young Dolph for a new song off of their forthcoming Contraband EP. Additionally, "Dope Spot" finds Wiz reuniting with Berner and Cam'ron after just appearing on their first single a week ago. The track, which also has a feature from Memphis' rising star Young Dolph, will appear on Contraband -- Berner and Cam'ron's EP, dropping Tuesday. Check out "Dope Spot" after the jump.

In the interest of full disclosure, it's worth noting that I am not particularly a big fan of this, well, "anti-Southern rap" angle many die hard East Coast rap fans have been pushing on hip hop culture over the last decade or so. (Fortunately because of this bizarre standpoint, we received great tunes like UGK's "Quit  Hating the South.") In fact, it goes beyond just fans: Rappers and industry folk share this sentiment as well. But, let's face it, Southern hip hop has always been popping and it's a great thing that they're finally reaping the benefits (critically and commercially speaking.) And yet, you have guys like Ma$e (who is on his, like, fourth comeback in the last six years) pushing some antiquated pro-New York agenda because their career is in shambles. Leave rap music alone, it's doing just fine. Sit back and enjoy the show. Or, if you're feeling crazy, peep Ma$e's (ridiculously titled) "When New York Was New York." After the jump.

Like clockwork, Jadakiss is back (this time riding solo) with another weekly track. Al-Queda Jada drops bombs over Cam'ron's Just Blaze-produced instrumental "The Roc (Just Fire)" as part of his #T5DOA freestyle series on "Two Curse Words."

In case you haven't heard, 2015 kicked off with the return of Harlem's beloved Dipset. The group dropped a stellar cut in "Have My Money" and followed that up with their "Victory" freestyle, which is equally dope. Their return has sparked some nostalgia and that's all gravy because we here at iHipHop often find ourselves reminiscing about simpler times. Chief Keef, who was probably no more than eight years old when Dipset dropped their iconic Diplomatic Immunity record, is nevertheless paying tribute to the supergroup. Keef has dropped a track entitled "Dipset." The tribute to Cam and company is set to appear on Keef's upcoming DJ Holiday-hosted Dedication mixtape. Check it out after the jump!

In case you haven't heard, The Diplomats are back. The return of OG Dipset members Jim Jones, Freekey Zeeky, and Juelz Santana together so far has been promising with the Harlem squadron dropping the awesome "Have My Money" loosie and now a gloomy, aggressive, and downright murderous freestyle over The Notorious B.I.G.'s "Victory." Many have interpreted the lyrics as shots at JAY Z and his website, Life + Times. Listen to The Diplomats' "Victory" freestyle after the jump.