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As the work week comes to a close, commemorate your coming weekend properly with The Wrap Up: Hip-Hop Wired’s Top 10 Videos Of The Week.

Members of the Hip-Hop community and law enforcement on any level have always shared a toxic relationship. Given the nature of content of what the music is built upon, it shouldn’t be expected to be any other way.

Since A$AP Mob broke through to become one of New York’s hottest new Rap collectives, they have drawn several comparisons to other groups before them. When asked about the two crew’s similarities, Jim Jones thought there weren’t many.

Your thoughts on Chicago’s collective of street rappers are of no consequence when discussing their overall influence on the rap game. That said, Jim Jones released a collab with Trey Songz titled “The Sh*t,” a term popularized by The Windy City.

The drug and racketeering trial of Ronald “Ra Diggs” Herron is getting more interesting by the day. According to the testimony of his former driver, the reputed drug czar almost gave Diplomats founder Jim Jones that work after a dispute.

We’re not mad at Dame Dash’s reawakening on the Hip-Hop tip — pause, as he would say. After talking cash money ish on the Sen City-assisted “Flip,” the former record executive returns with the encore on “Don’t Be Scared,” featuring Jim Jones and Smoke DZA.

Much of the hoopla has been around Cam’ron as of late, but Dipset’s own Jim Jones has been cooking up tracks in the studio as well. Today, he returns with a track titled “Way The Game Goes,” featuring Future and Young Scooter.

In a strange twist of a fate, the current generation of rappers has spawned more superstars but less viable artists in terms of record sales.

Hip-Hop artists interact with their peers and camps as if they were family members when the truth of the matter is, the music industry is simply a glamorous business. When situations deteriorate, artists with enough sense and experience take what they learned and move to their the next facet of the career.

The struggle captured on camera by VH1 and the producers of Love & Hip-Hop doesn’t always exemplify the full depths of the cast’s relationships.

Agenda Las Vegas is one of the world’s most enthralling fashion expos. Buyers, designers, distributors and media from all corners of the earth convene under Sin City’s bright lights before the show ventures off to Long Beach and NYC.

Valentine’s Day is the perfect time for intimate expressions of affection and what better way to convey deep feelings than the Hip-Hop lyrics of foul-mouthed rappers?