HOT BOYS

After a hostile $51 million feud that spanned the entirety of last year, Lil Wayne and Birdman were spotted at the same party on New Year's Eve.

Remember, as recently as a few months ago, when we all were all speculating on the inevitable decline of Cash Money?

Mannie Fresh delighted fans this morning with the release of "Hate" featuring Lil Wayne, Birdman, & Juvenile. The old squad!!

Fresh off of stirring up debate in the HNHH comment section for a statement he made about being on the same level as Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole, Freddie Gibbs has come to prove his point.

In the world of southern hip-hop, there's only so many artists that have sold 10 million or more records. Juvenile is a part of that class. With eleven (solo) albums in total, Juvenile is also one of the more consistent MCs of the past 25 years.

When it was announced that the Hot Boys would be reuniting for Lil Wayne's Lil Weezyana Fest, we knew it would be a historical event, but it turned out Wayne had plenty more surprises up his sleeve.After running through a collection of his many solo hits, Wayn

There was a time when Cash Money was in fact the strongest label in hip-hop. We're talking before unpaid producers and disgruntled artists, before feuds and lawsuits, basically before any of the negatives that cripple the label today.

Cash Money don Birdman was recently hit with a $200,000 lawsuit by producer DVLP, who claims he was never paid for his work on Lil Wayne's music and music by other Cash Money artists.

It's been quite some time since Lil Wayne was reunited with any of the other Hot Boys on new music, but today, he's popped up on a remix of Turk's "You Mad Yet?" On the new version, he contributes a verse and the hook.

In February, Turk, an original member of the Hot Boys, who released their first record with Cash Money in 1997, filed a lawsuit against his former label to the tune of $1.3 million.

In the late 90s, a design firm in Houston, TX called Pen & Pixel defined the aesthetic of Dirty South hip-hop as the genre catapulted its way into the mainstream.

The last we heard from Turk was back in September with the release of the reader-approved "Touchdown." After a short absence, he returns to our front page today with the remix to "You Mad Yet?" Featuring verses from Cap 1, Maino, and Grafh, the JoeyDidThis-pro

Yesterday Gucci Mane took to his Twitter account to announce that he's prepping two new projects for April 1st.

Turk of the Hot Boys decides to grab a couple guest verses for the remix to "Rack Attack". The Oddz N Endz-produced track gets some 16s from Louisiana Cash, Don Trip and Young Dolph. Quotable lyrics:

BTS footage of the upcoming visual for 2 Chainz' "Used 2".

 With many of us still having “Feds Watching”, and “Where You been?” heavy in rotation, 2 Chainz is already readying another single off his sophomore album B.O.A.T.S. II: #METime.