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JMSN fans have all the right to be happy this morning as the elusive rapper has not only shared a new track in "Street Sweeper" but has announced his follow-up to 2013 release †Pllajë†. His sophomore album, JMSN will be out December 9th. Listen to "Street Sweeper" after the jump.

Childish Gambino fans go to great lengths to obtain music from the rapper. Fans of Gambino's flocked to his reddit page to discover a "hidden" track which prompted a scavenger hunt where the winner was ultimately gifted a remix of the Because the Internet cut "3005" from Donald Glover himself. And clearly the winner couldn't resist sharing the track with the internet because you may listen to it after the jump.

Yep, another "Hot N***a" freestyle/remix. We're aware you are probably as sick of these as we are, especially given that Ludacris perhaps delivered the best "Hot N***a" freestyle/remix yet thus putting the nail in the proverbial coffin. We are proposing that the rap game officially retire this track. But in case you were curious what Cassidy would do with Bobby Shmurda's track he went ahead and delivered a freestyle/remix. Listen after the jump.

Dej Loaf's hit song "Try Me" has already been remixed by the likes of Wiz Khalifa and now Chiraq's Lil Durk is jumping on the stellar DDS produced track. Lil Durk doesn't do much as far as switching up his flow, instead mimicking Def Loaf's slow and steady approach. This actually works in Durk's advantage as the sedated flow allows the OTF spitter's to come off loud and clear. Listen after the jump.

Cormega comes through with a stacked remix of "Industry" featuring an all-star lineup of Inspectah Deck, Roc Marciano, Sadat X, and Lord Jamar. You may listen to the track after the jump.

Chief Keef continues his streak of leaks with "Wayne". However, this time Keef brings an official release date. That's right, some new Chief Keef material. While the streets anxiously await the release of his Bang 3 album he's going to be dropping the sequel to his mainstream breakout mixtape Back From the Dead. That's the cover art above. Listen to "Wayne" after the jump!

It's difficult to say anything that hasn't already been said before, as we've had exactly 20 years to process the greatness that is Nas' 1994 debut, Illmatic. Basically everything that needs to be said has already been said. Without even hearing a single beat, sample or rhyme from the album, you already know what Illmatic is. And with 20 years under its (championship) belt the acknowledgement of its greatness is brought right back up on its anniversary, including the release of director one9's Nas: Time Is Illmatic, a documentary film that chronicles the circumstances leading up to the groundbreaking record. And we here at iHipHop thought we would honor Nas' Illmatic in the only way we see fit: counting down the album's 20 absolute best lyrics. Of course, this was quite a daunting task for us seeing as there's easily more than 20 incredible, groundbreaking lyrics on Illmatic. But we tried our best. After the jump!