“Why Stop Now” was Busta Rhymes’ first single as a Cash Money artist back in November 2011, and today sees the premiere of the Hype Williams-directed visual featuring Chris Brown. The so-called sequel to last year’s club banger “Look at Me Now” has the pair in a variety of themed videos reminiscent of The Matrix movies, Wu-Tang’s “Triumph” video and Hype Williams' signature direction from start to finish. The track is available as a free download via Google’s Android Market now.

Pharrell regularly posts photos on the BBC Blog of who he's spending studio time with, and it was a full house in Los Angeles last night when Kendrick Lamar, Busta Rhymes and Mac Miller stopped by to make what we can only assume is a new track featuring the three artists. No word on who's forthcoming LP the new material will appear but stay tuned for more.

Pharrell also introduces us to an up-and-coming artist called Leah Labelle, labeling her as "another artist who’s going to blow your mind, get ready!!!!"

Meanwhile, in amongst all the photos of lunches and dinners being posted on Instagram, Taylor Gang's Wiz Khalifa put up a shot of him and Skateboard P vibing in the studio.

The newest member on the Cash Money team officially cosigns the West Coast's new lyrical giant Kendrick Lamar, as Busta Rhymes drops a verse to Kendrick Lamar's thought-provoking Section.80 standout track "Rigamortus." As usual, Bussa Bus delivers his tongue twisting flow for your audio pleasure. Listen below.

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Just moments after dropping his collaboration with Chris Brown, news emerge that Busta Rhymes officially signed to Cash Money on Wednesday. While details of the deal are unclear, the acclaimed emcee will surely join Lil Wayne, Drake and Nicki Minaj on the Young Money roster. In addition, Mystikal, who was recently released from prison, also signed with label. The Louisiana rapper had recently been in collaboration with former Cash Money producer Mannie Fresh to release his post-prison album. Thoughts on these acquisitions?

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No signs of slowing down for Busta Rhymes in the 2011. The seasoned veteran re-teams up with Chris Brown for the bass-heavy tune “Why Stop Now." Clearly inspired by their previous effort, “Look At Me Now,” the firing tune finds Bussa Bus yet again showcasing his rapid flow skills. The song is available at the recently launched Google Music. Also included is a PSA from Busta about his partnership with the Google app.

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As every year, the BET Hip Hop Awards held a string of excellent cyphers that showcased the verbal skills of respected emcees nationwide. This year, the event hosted notable guests on the mic like Yelawolf, Slaughterhouse and Eminem, Dom Kennedy, 2 Chainz, Busta Rhymes, MMG, Chris Brown and many more. In our humble opinion, Shady 2.0 deserves the top spot due to their outstanding delivery. Enjoy!

Big K.R.I.T., Tech N9ne, Machine Gun Kelly, Kendrick Lamar & B.o.B

Reek Da Villain, 2 Chainz, Busta Rhymes & Ludacris

Lady of Rage, Blind Fury, Dom Kennedy & Skillz

MMG (Wale, Pill, Stalley, Meek Mill & Rick Ross)

Nitty Scott, Lecrae, Sporano & Estelle

Ace Hood, Kevin McCall, Tyga & Chris Brown

The previously untouched Hov and Ye' record now gets the honorary remix treatment courtesy of the always lively Busta Buss. As always, the veteran emcee manages rise to the occasion with these remixes. Too bad we couldn't hear more bars. Peep below.

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Estelle offers up the official remix of her hit single "Break My Heart." For this occasion, guests like Swizz Beatz, Jadakiss and Busta Rhymes are invited to join the fun. The UK songstress is even taking it back to her early rapping days as she lays down a few rhymes over the Swizzy-produced beat. The original version is taken from Estelle’s third album All of Me, which is due this fall. Stream below!

People are still respecting Busta's conglomerate as the veteran spitter makes his voice heard on this catchy record. The Ghost also enlisted Rick Ross for some guest verses, and overall the end results were quite stellar. Not the usual street anthems you'll hear from Styles P, but a solid track that highlight's his versatility. Check it out below!

Reworks on Jay-Z and Kanye West's new single "Otis" sure is nothing surprising, but Funkmaster Flex comes through with a freestyle session that finds a somewhat unexpected duo sharing the mic: Busta Rhymes and DMX. This also marks Dark Man's first recording since he has been released from jail. Listen below and let us know what do you think of this rendition.

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