Fat Joe

After balling out with his anthemic hit “All the Way Up,” Fat Joe goes into lovey-dovey mode with his smooth rap ballad, “Love You to Pieces."

Reunited and it feels so good. Fat Joe and Remy Ma make their reunion official with their materialistic video for “All the Way Up.”

Our latest edition of Songs of the Week contains three new head-nodding tracks from AG Da Coroner, B.o.B & Scotty ATL, and Fat Joe & Remy Ma.

Fat Joe let fans in to his personal life when he uploaded a photo with his oldest son, Joey, who has special needs. But it's the message with the photo that has the hip-hop community gushing at his love for the 23-year-old.

Earlier this week, Fat Joe found out the hard way that the beloved Jordan 7s that he chose to save from wear and tear will disintegrate when you finally take them out of the box a decade later. Maybe he's getting new ones for his birthday today (Aug. 19). Joey Crack turns 45 years old.

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Looking to regain his footing in the rap game, veteran rhymer Fat Joe has been on a tear lately, with recent releases like the Troy Ave-assisted single, ‘How U Luv Dat,’ putting his name back into the conversation. Now the Bronx bomber teams up with DJ Absolut for this latest one-off called ‘Angels In The Ceilings.’

Although they come from two different rap generations, Fat Joe and Troy Ave have a lot in common, in that they’re both New York rappers who have a penchant for spitting about flyness and flipping powder, which they do on their collaborative song, ‘How U Luv Dat.’

No matter how they like their chains -- gold, platinum or diamond-encrusted -- the jewelry has become a signature piece for many rhymers -- Rick Ross, Migos and French Montana, to name a few. But rather than opt for a look that goes under the radar, these guys choose to make a statement in a big way.