Big Sean "High Rise" Video Produced by Don Cannon

Young Tech Soutside "Chi-Town" Musik Artist

Upcoming artist Young Tech is climbing his music into mainstream listeners. Despite only being 17 years old, Young Tech is steering his music career into the fastlane. Young Tech has collabed with producers Mush Millions, Dj Dame, and Jstyles. He has also opened shows for Soulja Boy, Lloyd, Omarion , Willie from “Day 26” & Def Jam Recording Artist, Jeremiah, as well as many others. Young Tech released his first mixtape entitled, “Welcome to Confliction" in 2008 only to jump-start his music career beyond measure.

Kobe Bryant in Black Mamba Championship Tee

Kobe Bryant enjoyed the Lakers’ 16th NBA Championship victory parade with his team and family in a Nike Basketball Black Mamba 5 Rings tee ($30). WHY is Kobe holding up 9? 5 for Kobe 4 for Shaq I guess.lol

Big Sean in BBC Astronaut Boy Curve Tee & Ti$a Houston Rockets Cap

Big Sean released yet another viral video for the song “High Rise” off of his “Finally Famous Vol. 3″ mixtape. In the video he keeps it simple in a navy BBC Astronaut Boy Curve tee ($80) and a TI$A Houston Rockets snap back cap ($50-$75). Wow, I really need that Rockets cap

Rick Ross in Super Francis Ciccio Sunglasses in ATL

Rick Ross has joined the growing list of rappers who wear the Super Francis Ciccio Basic sunglasses (approx. $187). I doubt they’ll replace the Louis Vuitton 675.00 sunglasses, but they might be the closest ones. He paired these classic wayfarer shades with a satin custom jacket.

DRAKE in Tom Ford Sunglasses & Nike Air Jordan RETRO 6

Rap sensation Drake appeared to be army inspired, as he was spotted with his entourage in a pair of Tom Ford Bachardy sunglasses ($345), a grey Army crew neck sweatshirt, camouflage pants, and a pair of Nike Air Jordan retro 6 white/varsity red sneakers ($150), which were just released this past weekend. Drake’s highly anticipated album “Thank Me Later” is set to hit stores TODAY June 15th, are you picking it up?

Fashawn’s “Ode to Illmatic” Mixtape

The disc, hosted by DJ Green Lantern, features the 2010 Freshman paying homage to Nas’s classic 1994 debut LP, Illmatic, by putting his spin on the album’s 10 instrumentals. With only one feature, from Brooklyn lyricist Talib Kweli, the Fresno MC is on a mission to showcase his pen game, and address the critics who compared the 21-year old artist to God’s Son. DOWNLOAD "ODE TO ILLMATIC" HERE!!!