As expected, Nas' new album Life Is Good will debut at number one on the Billboard charts tomorrow, with an estimated 139,000 plus albums sold. This is higher than the original projection from last week, which said sales would be somewhere between 115,000 and 125,000 units. This will be Nas' sixth number one album, out of ten solo albums. Congrats, Nas!

Trey Songz has found that special companion (on screen) and get get enough of her (and vise versa) in the video, Simply Amazing. The Justin Francis-directed clip takes us to the beautiful hills and beach of Los Angeles, as Trey and his beau enjoy every minute of each others time. From the bedroom, to the drives along the coast, and back to the sheets, the two love birds display the joys of relationships. Trey’s new album, Chapter V is due August 21st. Enjoy.

Continuing to provide visuals to tracks from last year's highly regarded album A Sucker For Pumps, TiRon and Ayomari let loose their latest video for the single Thing Go Right. Taking things for an aquatic twist, the Jason Madison-directed video sees the duo and others take some of their on land issues down under. As a fair warning, sneaker-heads may want to cover their eyes as a few of your favorite kicks also take part in the under water experience. Check out the duo's latest video up top and be sure to grab "A Sucker For Pumps" ($10) on iTunes today. Enjoy.

What happens when you get competitive kids mixed with sugar? Mayhem. Iggy Azalea orchestrates a stylish beauty pageant inspired by the reality show, Toodlers & Tiaras in“Murda Bizness, her T.I.-assisted single off the upcoming debut album The New Classic. Before her debut, Iggy will release The Glory EP next week, with her Mike Posner collaboration “Flash” coming on Monday. We love and support Ms. Azalea, she deserve all the praise and success. Enjoy.

Stalley returns with yet another visual drop from his latest mixtape Savage Journey to the American Dream. "Hammers & Vogues" accounts for the fourth track from the project to receive the video treatment as the footage highlights both Stalley and Curren$y throughout. Press play above to check it for yourself and be sure to download Savage Journey to the American Dream if you haven't yet. Enjoy.

The-Dream is back! The Atlanta singer/songwriter drops the anticipated video for his Pusha T-assisted single, Dope B*tch, off his upcoming album, Love IV MMXII. In the new clip, Dream uses cali-vixen Brittany Dailey as the focus of his "dope chick" in the artsy-styled video, which uses mounds of cocaine a a metaphor for "dope" as well. The upcoming Love IV MMXII album will be Dream's fourth studio LP. It is expected to feature collaborations with Mary J. Blige and Gucci Mane. At press time, it had no release date. Enjoy.

On the United Kingdom leg of Nas' recent tour, SoulCulture TV took a road trip up to Manchester to speak to the legendary emcee about his latest album, Life Is Good; out today worldwide through Def Jam Records. He also shared his thoughts on commercial distractions in the rap game, Damian Marley’s influence on his live shows and more. Enjoy.

Here’s the visual companion of R. Kelly’s latest single Feelin’ Single. The R&B veteran spends the first half of the video watching a previous love interest enjoying herself in the club with friends and courtship from other men the second part sees Kelz taking matters into his own hands by partaking in a synchronized dance. “Feelin’ Single” features on R. Kelly’s latest album Write Me Back, which is available now on iTunes. Enjoy.

Directed by Jake Nava, the new video for Both Of Us from B.o.B and Taylor Swift follows the duo visiting the home of country music: Nashville, Tennessee. However, the visual shows a different side of the city that most outsiders know of. Away from the glitzy country music halls and glamorous mansions, we find B.o.B residing at an unremarkable property, while Swift is seen hanging out in a pool hall. You get to see the starker side of Nashville with mobile homes and fully tatted residents in the fore. Enjoy.

First of all, this is completely speculative at this point, and Frank Ocean hasn't said anything on the matter. The lyrics in question aren't even available yet, but one journalist, Max, had the chance to hear Frank Ocean's Channel Orange, and she's come to a conclusion that may surprise some people. Max, a TV and radio personality who has worked with MTV and BBC, believes that on Channel Orange, Frank Ocean comes out as bisexual. [Read More]