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Leather pants Mutombo. Poli with the pushers who wear Clark's and bucs. These are real words in Rae's latest Throwback Thursday addition. His verse artistry lets the songs live while the flow upends just a small part of it. Enjoy this one after the jump.

This is too much. Not in a bad way either. Musical duo Octave Minds, a hybrid of Boyz Noise and Chilly Gonzales's instrumental work, gave Chance the right backdrop to caterwaul all crazy on a song. Chance proves he too is a piano -- melody and percussion as a fierce two-for-one. Between this piece and the new Arthur theme, Chance The Rapper may be hip hop's best new theme songwriter. Check it after the jump.

As any grown man knows, these h*s can be addictive. Leave it to Jeezy to put that all in perspective for you. This jumpy and flexible song is more scenic than its really crude topic. Man, these h*s. Check the track after the jump.

Last year, K. Dot and Pusha T coordinated "Nosetalgia" to trade the gift of crossover into each other's audiences. Where that smooth but unusual blend surprised us, this one is glued together with a standard Jeezy hook and Kendrick doing his toot-toot-beep-beep rap like R. Kelly on "Ignition." The stories that might bind their styles are missing but the streets will buzz off this track's name recognition alone. Check it after the jump.

A long-awaited collaboration from hip-hop's exclusive and alluring producer du jour (FlyLo) and its newest prodigal son (Kendrick). It delivers more on Flying Lotus and his schizo beat composition than it does on Kendrick's lyrics and voice, which seem to wash under the bridge of this roomy production. And there are LA Leakers drops all over it. Listen after the jump.

Sounding like a Duck Dynasty Eminem, Yelawolf plinks and darts on this spaghetti suspense instrumental. But rather than cooperate with this thrillingly minute beat by cruising into it, Yela lets free with his verbal armies. The landscape of his new sound is grassy and distilled like old shine. Listen to it after the break.

When you get these two jesters out for a party, something crazy's bound to happen right?! Frequent partners Bronson and Jody Highroller pack their images with decadence and obliviousness. For every wild night, there's a memory (or so they flaunt). Check the song after the jump.