After wrangling together Lupe Fiasco, Big Boi, Wale, Wiz Khalifa and MDMA for the original version, Trae Tha Truth revamps the line-up for "I'm On 2.0." Enlisting Big K.R.I.T., Jadakiss, J. Cole, Kendrick Lamar, B.o.B, Tyga, Gudda Gudda, Bun B and Mark Morrison to grace verses over the Cyfyre-produced beat. Give yourself a minute to digest that lineup of talent and enjoy the track down below.

In replacing Wayne with Tip and Jeezy, B.o.B presents the video coinciding with his "Strange Clouds" Remix. There's not exactly a whole lot to this visual offering, but we did notice Bobby Ray is sporting one of those hats that Pharrell has been rocking hard as of late. Not really a good look for either, in our option. Nonetheless, enjoy the footage above and be on the lookout for Strange Clouds on March 13.

Tech N9ne links with Bobby Ray and LA-based rapper Hopsin for the visuals to their collaborative track "Am I a Psycho?" The single is featured on Tech's 2011-released album All 6's and 7's, as the video appropriately matches the song title in eery fashion. Press play above to witness the creepy cut.

All the cool kids are doing it these days — going over Tyga's "Rack City" instrumentals, that is. Bobby Ray becomes the latest emcee to give the tune a go, as he switches the mix a bit and lets loose accommodating visuals. The footage highlights a variety of shots from B.o.B and crew being on the road. Press play above to witness.

Coming off B.o.B’s November 2011 mixtape, E.P.I.C. (Every Play Is Crucial), the visual for “How Bout Dat” makes its online debut featuring Future and Trae Da Truth, also featuring cameos from Atlanta natives T.I. and stand-up comedian Lil' Duval. Directed by Gabriel Hart for Vietnam Films, the clip continues the steady stream of material from the ATLien, whose sophomore album, Strange Clouds is set for release on March 13.

While we await the release of Bobby Ray's much-anticipated Strange Clouds effort, the Georgia artist enlists the services of big brother T.I. and ATL rapper Jeezy for the remix to the title track. The re-up welcomes new verses from TIP and Jizzle, while B.o.B's original hook remains intact. Stream below.

As B.o.B has been staying away for much of 2011, the Atlanta artist has finally let loose the drop date to his much-anticipated sophomore album. Upon taking to his Twitter account, Bobby Ray reveals that Strange Clouds will be available on March 13 of this year. So go ahead and write that down.

Back in September, B.o.B released "Strange Clouds," the first single off of his upcoming sophomore album by the same name. The LP is due out sometime next year, but as of now there's still no set date for it to hit shelves. By the looks of it, though, things are kicking into full gear for its release. Last week, B.o.B let loose a 30-second snippet of the album's second single, which highlights one of the rapper/singer/musician's many talents and favorite things to do. The track, "Play The Guitar," features a sample of his big brother T.I.'s voice, a verse by none other than Andre 3000, and a beat by acclaimed producer Salaam Remi who is known for his work with Amy Winehouse, Nas and The Fugees. Now, the full song is available on iTunes and Amazon. Listen to it below, and hit one of those links to purchase it.

While there is no new OutKast album arriving anytime soon, Andre 3000 appears to be busy on the mic again as a preview of his latest verse on B.o.B’s new single called "Play The Guitar" has hit the blogosphere. The tune, which samples T.I.’s verse from Drake’s "Fancy," will be released on December 27. Tune in below.

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With the release of his latest mixtape E.P.I.C., B.o.B continues to hit the studio and brings along Grand Hustle boss, T.I. for his latest track entitled "Never Lost." The unreleased tuned, produced by J.R. Rotem, samples Coldplay's single "Lost." Maybe this will be featured on the rumored B.o.B and T.I. collaborative album The Man & The Martian, but only time will tell.