We just heard 50 Cent hop on Phresher's "Wait A Minute" remix, giving the track a considerable boost, but today, the remix has become even bigger with the addition of a Waka Flocka Flame verse. Waka is the perfect fit for the aggressive street track, adding some confrontational but deceptively dexterous bars to the heavy instrumental. He then passes things off to the massive hook from Phresher, proving he's an artist to watch. The mix comes courtesy of DJ Whoo Kid, who's said to be releasing a new mixtape with 50 Cent in the near future.

Electronic duo Big Gigantic, a sought-after late-night act at marquee festivals, just released its new album, Brighter Future. They've always blended hip-hop into their bass-heavy live instrumentals, and Brighter Future finds them enlisting a few exciting talents from the rap world, including Logic, Pell, and Waka Flocka, the latter whom guests on the album's first single, "Highly Possible." The song's title comes from the vocoder sample that's repeated throughout.

Waka Flocka quickly follows up his joint mixtape with Young Sizzle, Lebron James 4, with a new record today.

Rarely do partnerships in the rap game last as long as the one between Waka Flocka and Southside, the 808 Mafia boss who raps under the alias Young Sizzle. Almost seven years since the original LeBron Flocka James, on which Southside had production, Waka has enlisted the rapping skills of Sizzle for the entirety of LeBron Flocka James 4. There's also plenty of Southside beats on the joint tape, too.

"Hype" is turning out to be one of VIEWS' more popular tracks. After Lil Wayne hopped on the official remix, Waka Flocka comes through with his own "Flockmix." Waka's Flockmixes rarely fail to disappoint ("Real Friends" was outstanding), and "Hype" is no exception.

DJ Fucky and DJ Buu have a new mixtape called For Smokers Only on the way, and fittingly, they've chosen 4/20 to let go of the first single. They've assembled a collaboration between Akon and Waka Flocka, which may seem a bit strange on paper, but the hypnotically walloping beat is perfect territory for both of the vocalists aggressive best. The tracklist for the project, complete with some serious features can be found below. Look out for the tape May 13th.Quotable Lyrics:

Waka Flocka is known for his freestyle'd remixes, but his latest is surprising, as the Brick Squad rapper has decided to spit some heartfelt raps over Kanye West's "Real Friends." Flocka begins the track reminiscing about old friends, expressing how he wishes they'd stop thuggin' "'cuz we got children." He goes on to touch on just about everything going on in his life and career, including his foray into EDM as well as veganism. 

It’s hump day and you know that means… Wavy Wednesdays are back. Last week, the ASAP mob released a double dose of records called “V Lone Thug” & “The Way It Go pt. 2,” and now they’re back again with two more, ASAP Ant’s “Thumbin” featuring Playboi Carti and a snippet of an upcoming track called “Goldie Mack” with ASAP Rocky & Waka Flocka.

Following up his “What’s Happenin” release from a couple weeks back, Waka Flocka decides to return today and share another offering for us called “Wakapella.”

After hitting us with “Day Zeros” at the top of the month, Waka Flocka decides to keep it moving and share another song out of the blue tonight called “What’s Happenin” featuring French Montana.

Keith Ape’s viral track “It G Ma” and its remix with Father, Dumbfoundead, Waka Flocka and A$AP Ferg are pretty much old news these days. It’s getting one last resuscitation though, thanks to OWSLA (Skrillex’s label) signee josh pan.

After dropping a few cuts with Young Sizzle (aka Southside) for their upcoming joint tape, Waka Flocka is back with a new track featuring another talented member of Brick Squad Monopoly, the lesser-known K-SO. Their collab, "Day Zero's," is one for the club, and it features bumping production from DJ Baby Gold Jesus. Yup, that's his name, and on "Day Zero's," he mixes the West Coast Mustard sound with elements of Atlanta trap -- and the effect is potent. (The beat also seems to make use of the sample from Jay Z's "Show Me What You Got). 

Waka Flocka and Southside have been working together for years, but only recently have we heard them pass the mic back and forth. At the top of 2016 we heard "New Year," the first vocal collab from Waka and Young Sizzle (Southside's emcee title), and today they;re back with another aggressive offering.

Yesterday, Waka Flocka told his fans he plans to release a mixtape this month with frequent collaborator Southside of 808 Mafia.

Waka Flocka, like several other prominent artists, has decided to bless us with some new music this Christmas. Without so much as an explanation, Waka Flocka tells us to ask Charlamagne Tha God.

Yo Gotti's "Down in the DM," the single taken from his September mixtape The Return, has proven to be one of his biggest hits ever. Surprisingly, the track doesn't make any kingpin boasts and instead deals with the relatively innocuous subject about plotting mischief by way of Instagram DMs.

We premiered Waka Flocka's Flockaveli 1.5 mixtape earlier today. After listening, it is clear that "Birthday" is one of the toughest bangers on the project. Probably the toughest. They don't call him the turn up god for nothing...

More ferocious material from Waka Flocka. As there's no release date in sight for his already finished album, Flockaveli 2, Flocka has decided to bypass his label, Atlantic, and drop Flockaveli 1.5, which will be a "free album." He comes through today with the first song off the free release, which will be out in a week, on November 19. "Blue or Red" is a banger produced by two of ATL's finest: Southside and Metro Boomin. 

Gucci Mane is about to make his debut as a filmmaker, as "The Spot" premieres on October 17, aka "Gucci Day." Not only will we get to see Gucci's genius employed through a new medium -- the film also comes equipped with a soundtrack full of unreleased Gucci material. The 1017 founder has now shared the soundtrack's second single, "Paranoid," which follows "No Problems," featuring Rich Homie Quan and PeeWee Longway. 

After hitting us with a freestyle over Meek Mill’s “R.I.C.O.” last week, Waka Flocka decides to come through today and share an all new original record titled “Workin.”