"Hip-Hop is something we came to occupy," spits Saigon. Word. Originally billed as a Cormega track, the song will appear on Large Professor's Professor @ Large album that drops June 26th. Watch the Chris Krook & Large Professor directed clip for "M.A.R.S." below. Which MC do think killed it?

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Queens representative, and original member of The Firm, Cormega recently announced the formation of a rhyme unit known as M.A.R.S. on his Legal Hustle TV YouTube channel. Joining Cormega are NY's Saigon, Queens' Action Bronson and Long Island's Roc Marciano. Right now, there are probably a few Hip-Hop heads that wet their pants. Just to get you a little more enthused, Cormega teased the first single coming from the group titled “Mars,” which is produced by none other than Large Professor.

“We're going to show ni**as how to rhyme for real,” Mega says in the clip. Yeah, we're ready.

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Photo: LegalHustle.net

Cormega enlists Lil Fame of M.O.P and Baby Pun to "Get It In."

One half of the original Firm crew gets it in once again. New music from AZ featuring Cormega.

Cormega held a press event at the Sony Red office to announce the release of his new single “I Made A Difference” [Haiti Benefit Song] featuring Lil Fame, [M.O.P] Stic man, [Dead Prez] General Steele, [Smif & Wesson] Redman and Maya Azucena.

The song will be available on iTunes and 100 percent of the proceeds are going to Sean Penn's J/P HRO charity to help the people that are still struggling a year after the devastating earthquake in Haiti.

Peep the footage below.

"I Made a Difference" is rapper Cormega's attempt to assist in the Haiti relief efforts.

The song will be available on iTunes and 100 percent of the proceeds are going to Sean Penn's J/P HRO charity to help the people that are still struggling a year after the devastating earthquake in Haiti.

Take a listen to "I Made a Difference" below, and to help, purchase the single when it lands on iTunes.

More Wired Tracks Here

"We [Blacks] got the wrong concept of hustling. Black  people spend $600 billion dollars a year in disposable income. We spend so much money, but we don't have economic power cause we're hustling backwards.

I aint gonna front, to me hustling and making it was like having the illest clothes on, having the illest jewelry, you know the same old Shyte. Success to me was jewelry, cars, clothes and women, but that's not really success at the end of the day, cuz in that there's no value.

Today I'm a man and the things I value are of real value. A year from now that chain aint gonna be hot. That car aint gonna have the same value people place on it, it's value is gonna depreciate. Real life never depreciates when you're living it to it's highest value." - Tragedy Khadafi

Now all we need is some new music from ya'll.  Who says Hip-Hop is dead...

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