In February, HNHH premiered YFN Lucci's "Key to the Streets" single ahead of his the release of his mixtape Wish Me Well 2. The song featured Migos and Trouble; in the official remix, Lucci ratchets up the ante with additional verses from 2 Chainz and Lil Wayne.

Well here’s an unexpected treat to kick start the weekend. Out of nowhere, Usher decides to liberate the new G-mix to his smash hit “No Limit” featuring Travis Scott, 2 Chainz, A$AP Ferg, Gucci Mane, and even Master P, who as you know inspired the song. The original record, which featured Young Thug, is expected to see life on Usher’s forthcoming album Flawed, which is dropping this Fall. Take a listen this monster new remix and let us know who laid down the best verse?

Las Vegas rapper and producer Mally Mal is noted for being able to put together unexpected collaborations from big-time emcees from all around the country. After dropping a new joint from up-and-comer Jazz Lazer and Post Malone, Mally's latest drop, "Where You At," brings together French Montana, 2 Chainz, and Iamsu! Those three trade high-energy party raps over the synth-heavy club production, while Mally is responsible for the clean and concise hook.

2 Chainz is on quite a run in 2016, releasing his Felt Like Cappin EP, ColleGrove, his full length collaborative album with Lil Wayne, as well as some of his most memorable features in years. He's continued this streak with the release of Daniel Son; Necklace Don, a solo tape released Friday. While the Drake-assisted "Big Amount," immediately caught fan's attention, the project is filled with gems, including, "Ghetto," a new collaboration with rising Atlanta producer, Mr. 2-17.

As expected, 2 Chainz came through at the stroke of midnight & released his newly-announced mixtape Daniel Son: Necklace Don, which features guest contributions from the likes of Drake, YFN Lucci, TM88, K Swisha, Dun Deal, and more.

Madeintyo isn't tryna be a one-hit wonder. The Private Club Records rapper is back today with another hit-in-the-making, "I Want" featuring plenty of his popular "skr skr" ad-libs. The song first surfaced a while ago, but it's been revamped with the addition of feature-killer 2 Chainz and some dope cartoon single art to match. Tity Boi has been murdering so many guest features we had to do a list about it.

Problem only has one concern in life, and that's his squad. Tity Boi takes on the role of a Diamond Lane member for this new collaboration, which originally dropped as a solo cut from Problem slightly over two weeks ago. This one isn't being touted as a remix, it appears Problem just wanted to go even harder with it. The squad-dedicated record is bouncy, with a mix of organ keys and booming bass. 2 Chainz has been back on his feature tip heavy lately, although this particular verse isn't his strongest, he still keeps us entertained. 

Project E.T. has officially landed, and it comes packed with otherworldly collaborations. Future had been quiet for some time after overwhelming the game with two consecutive projects to start the year. E.T. is technically Esco's mixtape, but ultimately, it's a compilation of unexpected Future collabs that wouldn't have fit in with his past few -- mostly featureless -- releases. There's a track with Future and Uzi, and another with him and Rich Homie Quan, but the biggest collab on the tape happens to be one with a less surprising lineup.

UPDATE: CDQ has been added. In addition, you can now watch Jeezy premiering the massive new anthem at its place of inspiration. The celebration took place this past Monday night. Obviously, the below footage is NSFW. Magic City...what a vital institution to the culture. 

Taking a break from his recently-released Another Day In Paradise album, buzzing Toronto artist & XO member Belly decides to revisit last year’s Up For Days mixtape and give The Weekend-featured standout “Might Not,” the remix treatment tonight by adding 2 Chainz & Yo Gotti for this H

Yup, it's finally happening. Four years after the release of the first G.O.O.D. Music compilation album, Cruel Summer, and at least three years after talk/rumors/confusion of a Cruel Winter album initially began, the G.O.O.D. camp is finally gearing up to release the highly anticipated Cruel Summer follow-up.

Last year on July 7, Statik Selektah released his compilation album Lucky 7. In his Behind the Beat profile with HotNewHipHop, He swore it would be his last. but a new song, and its Soundcloud description, suggest otherwise.

Recently signed to 300, Dae Dae might just be the next young ATL rapper to blow. That seems especially likely considering the remix he's just shared, as he's managed to get the ColleGrove duo of Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz to drop verses on his February track "Spend It." The track is produced Young Trill Beatz.

DJ E-Feezy's 2015 mixtape The Wolf of Wall Street featured a ton of huge features. Everyone from Lil Wayne to Meek Mill to Migos participated in the tape.. everyone in the game, it seemed, but 2 Chainz. E-Feezy covers his bases by inviting Tity Boi to spit on his new song "Pocket Full of Money," released today in an HNHH premiere.

Rico Richie's last record, the DJ Spinz-produced "My Buddy" didn't go over too well on the site, but we have a feeling this one with 2 Chainz will be much easier to digest. It's a quick-paced melodic banger produced by Cassius Jay, who lines the record with a flute melody and clapping. Rico Richie puts down an undeniably catchy hook, ending the record with a verse from Tity Boi. Will you be playing this one this weekend? 

After a couple rumored delays, Post Malone finally released his very first ever mixtape last night called August 26, which featured 10 never before records and guest appearances from the likes of 2 Chainz, Jeremih, Jaden Smith, Lil Yachty, 1st (of FKi), Larry June, and more.

Chance 3 will be arriving later tonight, but for those who can't wait that long, Chance has shared a very exciting new collaboration with ColleGrove collaborators Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz called "No Problem". Chance comes through with an incredibly catchy hook over some soul-sampling production, while Chainz and Wayne do what they do best -- pull out the punchlines. Safe to say, the Chicago rapper's new mixtape is shaping up to be something very special.

For the third week in a row, K Camp is back with another song to help close out the work week. After hitting us with “1st To 1st,” & last week’s “Deserve It,” the Slum Lord decides to return today with his latest offering called “5 Minutes” featuring 2 Chainz.

Prior to the release of his joint project with Lil Wayne, Collegrove, 2 Chainz had been riding relatively high off the success of his the uber catchy "MFN Right," which appeared on his solo mixtape Felt Like Cappin. The song features relatively simple production from Mike WiLL and Zaytoven, carried by a flute melody and sparse keys, as well as relatively simple lyrics, but to great effect.

With Felt Like Cappin and ColleGrove both already under his belt, no one's having a hotter 2016 than 2 Chainz. Now we've got another new Tity joint titled "Lotta Hoes," taken off of DJ Scream's new mixtape, Legend. The track is produced by another Hoodrich legend in DJ Spinz.