Lul – “some Ben Mitchell looking breh”. Getting robbed by that ninja is not wavy but at least he got a new phone and some vouchers from O2, eh?

One thing real quick though, quit the squealing Maxwell – you’re a man not a bitch. Kind of.

There’s not too much to say from this vlog apart from the fact Chip looks like a really bad tag-a-long. Meh.

Previously: Video: Chip, T.I. & The Hustle Gang Interview With DJ Drama

Lul. Now Tulisa drops her response to the sex tape that dropped and she confesses that it is her sucking on MC Ultra’s piece. She fleshes out the details of the relationship with details on how she thought she would have kids with him, moved in to his mum, helped his career and blah blah blah. I don’t really care there’s a tape (the initial denials were what cracked me up), I don’t care about what she’s doing in it but I will say this: Tulisa, step your head game up brah!

I’m sure Lethal will have a field day with this on his new vlog.

Previously: Video: Lethal Bizzle Speaks On The Tulisa Sex Tape

This guy is a joker and if you didn’t know, there’s bad blood between the N-Dubz members and Maxwell. Tulisa does claim it’s not her yet her lawyers have been making sure anything to do with that video is removed from the internetz. An obvious admission of guilt.

In a new twist though, Lethal bigs up Dappy and even goes as far to say that they will be doing shows together. No bring in for “Gayzer” then, nah?

GD follow Blade as he visit the US for radio interviews, meetings and has time to fit in spending $15k in four days alongside Sincere.

Jamal linked up with his new employee, T.I. and went to an all-star basketball game which featured 50 Cent, Common and Chris Brown.

The third video to drop from Sway’s vlog series.

Previously: Sway Interview With Word On Road TV

Devlin releases his vlog to give the fans a little insight in to his movements as of late. He has been quiet but expect a new single early next year.

After spending several months in jail on a murder charge, Koke was finally released (Jay-Z’s Illuminati ties, obviously) without charge. This video documents the moments after his release with his family, doing some shopping and hitting up the studio.

The “best looking fat man in the game” drops some tips for those who want a shot at a Fire In The Booth freestyle.

Here’s the first and second day of Whoo Kid Entering the UK than setting off to Ireland for the first sold out show with Wiley . “Its like one big adventure!” says Whoo Kid who’s proven that Wiley does show up to his shows . I’m amazed at the amount of women that love Wiley’s music . Giggs recently popped up as a surprise in The packed Forum on Monday in Hatfield – this video will be up soon – Classic performance!!

Tinie was presumably recording for his second major label album and for his forthcoming collaboration mixtape with DJ Whoo Kid.

Previously: Video: Tinie Tempah Goes Platinum

Wiley speaks on his Elusive tour which seems to have been randomly and hastily put together.

Previously: Wiley – Soundboy Killer

Hit the jump to hear Wiley preview his track ‘Yonge Street’…

The crazier he gets, the better his tracks seem to be getting.

Previously: Video: Wiley In The Kitchen

Cameos from Drake and DJ Pauly D (from Jersey Shore).

literally in the kitchen, skanking to Chipmunk’s In The Air with Keri Hilson and Tinie Tempah’s Frisky. You even get to see the legendary toaster..

Skillit at his Trini mansion announcing his new video, he even points at the flag for the non-believers.

Tinie continues his promo across the pond for Disc-Overy which drops in May over there.

Previosuly: Video: Tinie Tempah In The USA (Pt. 1) | Video: Tinie Tempah In The USA (Pt. 2)

Hit the jump to catch the artwork for Tinie’s next single from the album, ‘Wonderman’…

Tinie speaks on what got him in to hip-hop and his influences along with some footage of his magazine photoshoot. Remember, this is all promotion for the US release of Disc-Overy.

Previously: Video: Tinie Tempah In The USA (Pt. 1)

LOL @ him keeping the faux glasses on even when recording but he does make a valid point about being original and not trying to be an equivalent.