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Off Cam's First Of The Month Vol. 2, this is his joint with Nicki. You'd think with their senses of humor and penchant for pink, we might see more work from this duo. Although the video isn't fancy, there's bluster to go around, and the simplicity of the visuals give room for Cam and Nicki's color. It's also not a bad song, though we wish Fabolous had made it ten years earlier. Watch after the jump.

He dedicated this to the "glue that holds the sports world together" before telling Skylar Diggins that he'd be one for her. Ladies and gentleman, Drake's "Side Pieces." Click through the jump for video.

The Underachievers give this tour snapshot to their fans, making the rounds with the Indigoism tape. They steam their way through turbo-charged lines and party turmoil while building their funk metropolis. Video after the jump.

As the heady half of the SaveMoney crew, Vic Mensa has been going all the way left of expectation for his first project. It's like 2009 Asher Roth on speedballs and Illmatic repeats. He has the frat boy fervor and the backpacker urgency and just enough R&B melody to make rhymes palatable. The new video after the jump.

The Underachievers dropped off this trailer in anticipation of a new video. Preview after the jump.

This party anthem questions the darker side of the high life. It seems like Ab-Soul and Schoolboy Q will forever be the id to Kendrick's ego. Mac Miller joins in with weekend amnesia and severe dissociation. More importantly, who getting that money? And how quickly can they spend it? Video after the jump.

In this tribute to a fading star, Spike Lee, Jay Z, Action Bronson, Skylar Diggins and more tip their hats to New York Yankees captain Derek Jeter. It's a slow spot without being somber. And New York figures past and present make appearances. Video after the jump.

eLZhi blazes the booth on 106th and Park. This is a rare appearance above ground for the Detroit lyricist who plans to release an independent album in the near future. Video after the jump.

These trill-ionaires team up to bring you a street tale. Kevin Gates has a crazy dark verse that gives it life and demons all at once. From Trae's "I Am King" mixtape. Watch after the jump.