B.o.B. a.k.a. Bobby Ray leads new music post with video premiere for "No Man's Land"

"Everything goes around like a boomerang.. boomerang rang, boomerang rang rang.."

"I try to hold on, on to everything, sweet memories, but that was yesterday".

- B.o.B. a.k.a. Bobby Ray

Just hadda show some love 2 B.o.B. for a really captivating, well-executed video for the acoustic-laced "No Man's Land". His raw talent is illustrated in every aspect of the song - instrumentation, lyrically, singing, rapping - the whole package. Rock fans should dig the crossover appeal while rap fans should enjoy the 2nd verse. Moreover, the girlfriend breakup concept is successfully portrayed and somethin' that many of us fellas can likely relate 2, which makes the song that much more powerful. I extracted 2 of gems that stood out 2 me above as well as the mp3 if you don't have it already. It's hard not 2 feel the energy when watchin' the video so I suggest u experience it for yourself. The young artist has a lot of co-signs, whether it's Eminem, Lupe, or Juile Greenwald so you'll be hearin' him a lot in the coming years. Also, be on the lookout for B.o.B.'s new single comin' Friday via Busy's Twitter.

Down below is a wrap on 2day's new music and videos. Chicago's Bighomie DOE and Chuck L.i. deliver new records, with the former spittin' some nice rhymes on the futuristic beat (as you can likely connect w/ the title). I was also diggin' Wiz Khalifa's "Goodbye" - solid beat, catchy sample/hook and Wiz was pretty good himself. And rounding out the mp3s, how can you not complain about a Joe Christmas song (shouts 2 YK)? In fact, I just made a mental note of what's goin' on in the headphones if I'm ever in New York in December (after this of course).

More videos, after the Pill mixtape, include the visual resurgence of Charles Hamilton - M.I.A. for quite sometime now. Diggin' the music and some of his bars in the video as well as the dope graffiti job they laid out on that billboard. Finally, take a look at a Ryan Leslie interview giving advice to up and coming artists, a sneak peak at the upcoming 'The Carter' documentary, and a couple photos of Freddie Gibbs' clever mixtape cover and Wale, Drake, and Kid Cudi appearing in the December '09 GQ Man of the Year issue. Enjoy!

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Charles Hamilton Is Back

QD3 Presents 'The Carter' Documentary (10 Min.)

Ryan Leslie Interview w/ Talk Of Fame

50 Cent Interview w/ Hot 107.9 (Pt. 1)

Pt. 2

Freddie Gibbs - The Labels Tryin' To Kill Me! [Cover]

Wale x Drake x Kid Cudi in GQ

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