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For the past two weeks, we've been polling you on your favorite versions of popular tracks. Last week Kevin Gates (somewhat surprisingly) took the cake in the "Cut Her Off" battle, and the week prior, G-Unit won the "0 To 100" contest by a landslide.

Raekwon's been on point with his throwback freestyle series, where he takes true throwbacks and adds a new verse. We say 'true' throwbacks 'cause most of the records he's choosing are from the '70s or '80s.

Watch Lecrae spit some bars for Sway's "5 Fingers Of Death" freestyle segment.

With Bobby Shmurda's "Hot Nigga" music video going viral (it's almost at 4 million views) and the New York rapper signing a deal with Epic, we can expect plenty of rappers hopping on the Shmoney Dance bandwagon. 

Watch Common sit down with Ebro in The Morning for a 45-minute chat.

Killa Kyleon's fanbase definitely aren't lacking in freestyles from the Southern rapper. Killa comes with a new freestyle almost every week, if not more often than that.

Vic Mensa does a "Fire In The Booth" freestyle for BBC.

Check out Ab-Soul as he does an exclusive freestyle for The Boombox’s "16 Bars" video series.

When K. Camp released his Will-A-Fool-produced single "Cut Her Off" back in November, few recognized the ATL singer's name. Now over eight months later, he's rubbed shoulders with rap greats like Juicy J, Too Short and Lil Boosie, mostly thanks to the success of that single.

It's Thursday, so that means Raekwon is back with another Throwback record paying homage to true oldies with different freestyles. This serves as the fifth instalment in his ongoing series, following up last week's flip of Teena Marie's "Ooh La La La."

Watch Mistah F.A.B. murder this "5 Fingers Of Death" freestyle.

Mike WiLL Made It's duo Rae Sremmurd are gaining more and more traction with their street anthem "No Flex Zone", which you know is about to blow up with freestyles and remixes when a rapper like Nicki Minaj hops on the beat.

Watch G-Eazy spit a dope freestyle on Tim Westwood's radio show.

Jones goes in the competition.

Brianna Perry is one of the upcoming female rappers set to appear in a new TV show, "Sisterhood of Hip-Hop" (executive produced by T.I.) debuting on Oxygen on August 12th.

Ever since Drake dropped off "0 To 100" right in the middle of Summer Jam on June 1st, rappers from every corner of the game have been clamoring to hop on the track, with everyone from Juicy J to Joell Ortiz spitting over Boi-1da, 40 and Nineteen85's ill production.