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Rich the Kid got that heat on the way for all you trappers out there. First his collaborative mixtape with Migos Streets on Lock 5 drops later today (November 5th) and then he will follow that up with his solo effort Rich Than Famous in December. But what Rich the Kid has for you here is a team up with Brooklyn's Bobby Shmurda and Rowdy Rebel. Listen to "On My Way" 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.

In case you've been wondering where Ludacris has been he excuses his absence at the beginning of his "Hot N***a" freestyle. And although Luda may seem a tad bit late to the party (Bobby Shmurda's "Hot N***a" was released as a single in July) he delivers a focused and downright aggressive freestyle. We must say, it's a welcome addition to all the lousy "Hot N***a" freestyles and remixes we've heard so far this year. Luda's still got it, that's for sure. Listen after the jump.

When Bobby Shmurda's "Hot N***a" music video went viral over the summer many detractors took aim at the striking similarities between the Brooklyn rapper's aesthetic (both in sound and visuals) and the burgeoning Chicago drill scene. However, the negativity quickly died down, especially when nobody from Chicago's scene seemed to take issue with it. Now, Chief Keef and Fredo Santana drop "Beetle Juice", a track with a questionable lyric that appears to take a jab at Shmurda. "You know you ain't catch no body bout a week ago," raps Keef, which is a lyric directly lifted from Bobby Shmurda's "Hot N***a" in which Shmurda mentions his pal Mitch catching a body. You decided for yourself if that is a diss, after the jump.

Remy Ma may have missed out on many classic opportunities to remix/freestyle hip-hop's biggest songs as she was imprisoned for six years. But now that she's out she isn't going to pass up on the chance to flaunt her mic skills and freestyle over one of hip-hop's biggest songs of 2014, Bobby Shmurda's "Hot N*gga". Check out her freestyle after the jump.