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With the NBA All-Star weekend only a few weeks away, the Los Angeles Leakers decided to get their “Draft Picks” ready and drop off their latest edition of their annual mixtape series tonight.

With NBA all-star weekend right around the corner, the Los Angeles Leakers have decided to return to the scene tonight with the latest edition of their Draft Picks mixtape.

Although "Truffle Butter" was only included on Nicki Minaj's The Pinkprint as a bonus track, it'll end up being the most popular track from the project, at least in terms of freestyles.

The West Coast rapper blessed the LA Leakers with a nice freestyle over Nicki Minaj's popular "Truffle Butter" instrumental, produced by OVO-affiliate Nineteen85. The record, which samples Maya Jane Coles' "What They Say," now has a new spin on it thanks to Suzy 6speed. 

The other week LA Leakers, who are known for giving us some freestyle exclusives and doing interviews with your favorite rappers on Power 106, dropped off their debut single with "Pull Up." Turns out they can also put together a nice record, calling upon The Invasion's P-Lo for production on the West Coast crew cut.

The LA Leakers just took to the airwaves moments ago and premiered their debut single “Pull Up” featuring West Coast rappers Kid Ink, Sage The Gemini & Iamsu!

"Bye Felicia" is a line from the seminal 1995 comedy "Friday," and somehow, it's taken on a new life this year. A quick search on Twitter and a scan of pop culture headlines in 2014 should clue you in to this phrase's current omnipresence, if viewing a mixtape entitled #BYEFELICIA doesn't do that for you already.

Tomorrow, Jordin Sparks will be releasing a new tape entitled #BYEFELICIA (just the latest use of that phrase from the film "Friday" that seems to be taking on a new life in 2014). Today, she's teamed up with the L.A.

Earlier today, we posted an "Open Bar" freestyle from Big Sean, in which he rapped four bars about four topics chosen by the hosts, and now Chris Brown has turned one in as well. Listen as he raps about THOTs, drunk texting, girls who look through your phone and L.A. girls.

Earlier this week, we got new material from Tyler, The Creator -- not in the form of a studio track, but a freestyle done for L.A.

If a Nas remix wasn't enough to validate that ScHoolboy Q's "Studio" among the summer's biggest hits, then perhaps a new freestyle from Chris Brown will do the trick. Premiered by LA Leakers (hence the tags), this brand new leak isn't attached to any project.

Perhaps no one was better equipped to remix French Montana's "Don't Panic" than YG. Produced by the latter's partner-in-crime, DJ Mustard, the original single was released on August 11th and met with general acclaim from our readers, who praised the song's instrumental and high-energy performance from Montana.

Kendrick Lamar continues his invasion on Power 106. After stopping Big Boy’s Neighborhood for a lengthy freestyle, K. Dot decided to bless Justin Credible & J Cruz with a quick freestyle over some simple "lunch table" pounding, courtesy of Mars.

Yesterday the LA Leakers came through with their compilation mixtape Leaks Of The Industry '14, which contained a host of artists, from G-Unit (on the "Pump Pump Freestyle"), to Kevin Gates, to Snoop Dogg.

The LA Leakers just dropped off their new mixtape Leaks Of The Industry 14 tonight, which contains 20 new records and contributions from various artists, including G-Unit, The Game, Hit-Boy, Vince Staples, Lil Durk, and many more.

Linking up with LRG once again, the LA Leakers come through tonight and release the latest installment in their Leaks Of The Industry mixtape series.