Yelawolf

A$AP Rocky grabs seven of the hottest emcees in the game for the biggest posse track we have ever heard in 2012. The banging '1 Train' features Kendrick Lamar, Joey BadA$$, Yelawolf, Danny Brown, Action Bronson and King B.R.I.T. Whoa!

Rapper Ace Hood is back on his grind with a new song that has the Internet going nuts and rightfully so. The sinister-sounding 'S--- Got Real' features two of the top spitters in the game -- Busta Rhymes and Yelawolf. The Renegades-produced track will appear on Hood's upcoming mixtape 'The Statement 2,' which hits outlets on Dec. 9.

Yelawolf went to the birthplace of hip-hop to shoot his video for his latest single, 'Let's Roll.' The Alabama rhyme-spitter rolled through the Bronx, N.Y. and along the way picked up Kid Rock and the originator of hip-hop DJ Kool Herc.

Eminem and Yelawolf appear on the cover of the December/January issue of Vibe against a headline that asks: Is hip-hop finally color blind?

The trifecta on Yelawolf's new song 'Throw It Up' is certainly one of the most unique collaborations on a rap song. You have the Alabama spitfire Yelawolf. Then there's Gangsta Boo, the foul-mouthed vixen from Three Six Mafia, and Eminem, the lyrical monster from Detroit. All together, the trio are lyrically explosive on this Will Power-produced piano-driven banger.

Yelawolf has grabbed a few powerhouse guests for his debut album 'Radioactive.' The Alabama spitfire has garnered a huge buzz for his LP since he freestyle session on the Shady 2.0 cypher at the BET Hip-Hop Awards. Now as an artist on Eminem's Shady Records label, it looks like White Dog is ready to take a bite out of the rap game.

After Yelawolf's phenomenal freestyle performance at the BET Hip-Hop Awards, we were eager to see what his next step will be as a new artist on Shady Records. He certainly has rapping skills, but can he make music for a new generation of hip-hoppers? His just-released track 'Let's Roll' might grab the ears and hearts of his old and newfound fans.

Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker enlists three of the fastest lyricists in rap -- Busta Rhymes, Twista and Yelawolf -- and party-starter Lil Jon for his new video, 'Let's Go.'