Nipsey Hussle is back for another #MarathonMonday release, but this week it comes in visual form.

Nipey Hussle has been teasing his long-awaited Victory Lap LP with weekly releases as a part of the Marathon Mondays series. Today, he's shared something new for the occasion, but this time it's a video rather than new music, reaching back to previous release, "Picture Me Rollin."

The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore frequently invites rappers onto the show to partake in roundtable discussions on hot topics and perform their music. Last night, the show invited YG and Nipsey Hussle to weigh in on the Republican National Convention's nomination of Donald Trump for the presidency with a performance of their Still Brazy single "Fuck Donald Trump."

Nipsey Hussle continues to keep the content coming as we await for his forthcoming Victory Lap album. Following up this week's “Picture Me Rollin” release, the West Coast spitter decides to return with a new vlog episode called “Failure?”

In similar fashion as last Monday, where he released a song followed by a video hours later, Nipsey Hussle has once again dropped off a double dose of new content on this fourth of July. After hitting us with “One Hunnit” earlier today, the West Coast rapper decides to come through and share the official video for his Snoop Dogg-assisted cut “Question #1.”

Mondays have been a little better this year thanks to Nipsey Hussle. Today marks the ninth Monday in a row on which Nipsey has dropped a new track, as part of his "Marathon Monday" series. His latest release, "Full Time," is a hard-hitting West Coast collab featuring San Diego rapper Mitchy Slick. Listen here. 

Taking it back to last year’s Enough Is Enough mixtape, Toronto’s own Big Lean decides to come through today and share a new video in its support for the Boi-1da & Pro Logic-produced record “California Water,” featuring Nipsey Hussle.

Following the release of "Thug Life," Nipsey Hussle and Young Thug have continued to collaborate, sharing some new footage of a recent studio session on Snapchat and other social media. Throughout the various (now stitched together in one YouTube video) we hear the majority of a new record, which features some powerful organ chords, and a ferocious Thug verse. Watch the clips above, and let us know what you think of the new material. We know that these two are both known to work quickly, could they be turning around a whole joint project?

The video shoot for YG and Nipsey Hussle's protest record, "FDT (Fuck Donald Trump)," was shut down by police a few weeks back, but it hasn't stopped the West Coast rappers from getting their message out, delivering the full visual today. Beginning with some text, we're reminded of the progress America has made since the election of Barack Obama, as well as the possibility of reversing that forward momentum if the right decision is not made in the election this year.

In case you've been living under a rock for the last month, Jadakiss finally released his 4th studio album Top 5 Dead or Alive. Today, the Yonkers veteran returns with the visual for "Ain't Nothin New."

This past May, we lost one of New York's most promising up-and-coming talents in Chinx. The 31-year-old Far Rockaway rapper never got to see the release of his debut album, Welcome to JFK, which was put out three months after his death. Still, Chinx's fans, as well as those not yet acquainted with the Coke Boys rapper, were given a project worthy of his legacy.

Last month, RJ dropped off his OMMIO 2 (On My Mama I'm On) tape, and since then, he's been chronicling his various moves via a vlog with the same name. Here's episode two, starring RJ, DJ Mustard, Nipsey Hussle and more. 

Following Dom Kennedy's visit to Big Boy's Neighborhood to talk about his new album, By Dom Kennedy, fellow rapper and West Coast native Nipsey Hussle hit up the talk show. 

Tune in at 10ET to for a live stream of Power 106's "Powerhouse 2015" extravaganza in Anaheim's Honda Center, featuring performances from: Kanye West, Ludacris, Kid Ink, B.o.B., Tech N9ne, Ty Dolla $ign, G Eazy, Tinashe, Logic, Nipsey Hussle, and Casey Veggies.

Noisey has been rolling out various verses that make up the enormous 42-minute record that is the "Rap Monument" the past few weeks now. Today they're finally ready to let us see and hear the full video. With studio sessions set up in New York, L.A. and Atlanta, they paired up Pusha T, Nipsey Hussle, Raekwon, Problem, Danny Brown, Flatbush Zombies, Rockie Fresh and so many more, over production from Hudson Mohawke, ick Hook and S-Type. It's a lot to digest, but hit play above. We've included the full list of rappers featured below.

While down in the ATL last week, Nipsey Hussle stopped by DJ Drama’s Gangsta Grillz radio show on Shade 45 for a rather lengthy interview with Drama. During their 20 minute chat, Nipsey talked about several different topics, including the success of his mixtape, Crenshaw, his store out in LA., and what’s in store for the future regarding new music. He also spoke on being independent, and even took questions from fans who called up to the show. Later we see hit producer London On The Track invade the interview and answer some questions of his own.

Nipsey Hussle has been showing us his business-minded side this past year, with endeavors like selling his Crenshaw mixtape for $100. The business man hasn't forgotten about his long-awaited Victory Lap project though, as we find out when we caught up with the West Coast native out in the East Coast for Hot 97's Summer Jam. Ashlee Ray spoke to Nipsey backstage at the Beats Music press tent, and the rapper gave us the current status of Victory Lap and also hinted at what kind of sound you can expect from the mixtape-turned-album.

It's a West Coast affair on Game's "Same Hoes", which originally appeared on last year's OKE: Operation Kill Everything mixtape. The track which features Nipsey Hussle & Ty Dolla $ign and production from DJ Mustard has just now received a visual treatment. As you might expect given the song's title, there are plenty of ladies in the visual scantily-clad dressed. Watch above, directed by Jeff Reyes.

Before releasing the official visual on Thursday, The Game drops off a behind the scenes look at his Nipsey Hussle & Ty Dolla $ign-assisted track “Same Hoes”.

In Complex TV's latest episode of "The Neighborhood", Los Angeles native Nipsey Hussle takes viewers to his hometown of Crenshaw Boulevard and Slauson Avenue, an area the 28-year-old rapper knows like the back of his hand. During the clip, Nip shows us a few spots that were important to him growing up, including the alley where neighborhood beefs used to get settled, and the liquor store from the classic film "Boyz n the Hood". Learn a little more about Nipsey’s past in the video above.