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Common's latest music video, "Sweet", was premiered last night via Ustream here. To view this video you are asked to donate 1$, and all proceeds go to J/P HRO.

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Rosa Acosta believes in turning the other cheek….maybe when she’s posing for a Men’s magazine, cause forgiveness doesn’t seem to be in the cards for Wale. The two who were aboard the Heineken tour earlier this summer, got into a feud via Twitter. Since then, Ralph has issued an apology to the vixen, but according to this recent interview it seems too late to apologize, word to One Republic. God Forgives, Rosa Don’t.

We saw the cover for GQ yesterday, and now the magazine is on stands and the entire article is out, where  "Watch The Throne", Jay-Z's future as a father and more are discussed.

Check out some highlights from it below.

On  His Father:

Drake covers Complex's December/January 2011-2012 issue, where he discusses everything from the critcisim of his sweaters, to becoming a Canadian rapper to blow up in America, and his many women.

Read some of the interview below.

On His "Headlines" Video:

The rapper was pinched and released several hours later on suspicion of making terrorist threats.


Juelz Santana was arrested earlier this week in New Jersey on suspicion of making terrorist threats and disorderly conduct.

According to TMZ, law enforcement officials wouldn’t disclose what constituted the threats. Police say that the Dipset member refused to allow them to search his vehicle, which was later impounded.

The Diplomats rapper was arrested and held for several hours. He was later released on $46,500 bail.

Noah "40" Shebib, the man behind Drake's sound, also sat down with GQ for a Q&A on how he developped his unique sound and working with Drake.

On How He Connected With Drake:

Drake recently had a very interesting Q&A with GQ on his upcoming album, "Take Care", girls & more. Here's some of what Drizzy had to say...

On the album name "Take Care":

Fat Joe spoke to Vlad TV on homosexuality in the hip-hop industry, saying that he thinks a "Gay Mafia" controls the industry.

Young Jeezy recently told XXL that he would be down to do a collaborative project with T.I., “I already been on him man,” Jeezy said, “I been on him [to make the LP]. We got a record for his album, it’s crazy. A monster! To me I feel like it’s a ‘Put On’. I told him that. Crazy.”

Mac Miller and Asher Roth are both white rappers from Pennsylvania and based on that alone they are often compared. Mac Miller's debut album "Blue Slide Park" is projected to sell 100,000 units in its first week, whereas two years ago, Asher Roth's debut album "Asleep In The Bread Aisle" only moved 62, 000 in its first week. Why is that? XXL spoke to Mac Miller about the comparisons of himself and Asher Roth and what he says is quite true.

Drake recently had an interview with The Village Voice, and he spoke on a variety of topics. Check out some of what he had to say.

On A$AP Rocky: