This is a mixtape that really caught my eye. DJ Trackstar and The Smoking Section have put together a nice little mix entitled The Best Rapper Alive.

Music video for “I Can Transform Ya” by Chris Brown from the album “Graffiti.”

Interview footage of Lil Wayne on the April 24 episode of the View.

Music video for “Prom Queen” by Lil Wayne from the album “Rebirth.”

The shortest month of the year offered some of what might potentially be the biggest stories of the year. But between Kanye’s Storytellers, Lil Wayne dominating the Grammys and U2’s leak trumping every other release of the month, these are the stories that we feel best represent the month that was.

I’m sure there were plenty of people in the near-capacity crowd at the Varsity Theater that were surprised with just how funky Lykke Li’s live show was Sunday night. While her album just offers hints …

Jay-Z is joined by M.I.A., Kayne West, T.I and Lil Wayne for a performance of his “Swagger Like Us” at the 51st annual Grammy Awards.

Though it serves as the lead single from Lil Wayne’s forthcoming Rebirth, if “Prom Queen” were released by anyone but Weezy, it simply wouldn’t matter. But it is, and as such it matters. Regrettably continuing …

So much hype was given to Lil Wayne’s The Drought Is Over Pt. 6 (The Reincarnation) late last year, most of which was aimed at a mixtape that had more gaps in it than Weezy’s …

Four Takes on the Most Overrated Moments of 2008:

Once again, we’d like to thank you for taking some time to check the site out and hopefully you found something you enjoyed on yesterday’s Four Takes on the 10 Best Albums of 2008. Today …

In three months Kanye West has stirred up a ridiculous level of hysteria surrounding 808s & Heartbreak, putting the album’s hype on par with any other release this year…