Dotarachi gave fans a visual taste of what to expect from his upcoming music video.

Aside from Lil Wayne, there was another artist Tuesday that owed fans his sincerest apologies for delaying his project. But fans quickly forgave Capo who released his much-anticipated project “G.L.O.N.L. 2.”

“These crooked ass cops still winning/Black man family still mourning/Black president ain’t do nothing/We need a real n-gga up in that office.”
– Lil Wayne

“I’m a big Tupac fan. I listen to Tupac. That’s rare for my age group. I’m only 19. Tupac passed away in ’96, ’97? I was probably one.”
– Lil Herb

Prince Eazy kicks off part two of his “The Movie,” a Hip Hop urban drama.

Dreezy crowned herself Queen of the Chi in her single “Boss.” But every Queen needs a King, which is why the newly signed Interscope artist tapped Lil Herb for her remix.

Show Billionaire Black his opponents. (Crunch!) Show Billi his opponents. The FBG Clout Boy eats pieces of sh-t like you for breakfast in his latest visual for single “In Too Deep.”

“A lot of people don’t know, the term “clout,” I started that sh-t,” Duke Da Beast said. “I brought that sh-t to this rap sh-t. A lot of people copied that sh-t.”
– Duke Da Beast

“We just was around him shooting a video then a couple days later he gone. That just give you an example of how intense it is in Chicago. It’s not just rap or a game, this is actually what’s going on so you gotta carry yourself that way.”
– Lil Herb

“I was just talking with Wayne Williams with Sony Records. …He the A&R.”
– Lil Mister

“…One thing about Atlanta, they stick together. … They whole City on. Our whole City could be like that, but we got too much hatred in Chicago. It ain’t gon work. If our City was to come together – it a probably never happen – it’d be a lot of money.”
– King Yella