Drake

Drake laments on his love life and makes a point we all knew already with his new track,'Girls Love Beyonce.'

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The fallout from the Chris Brown and Drake brawl back in June of 2012 is, seemingly, never-ending. The lawsuits stemming from this scuffle could singlehandedly fund a law firm on their own.

This time Breezy's bodyguard, Pat Sutherland, is the latest to sue following the club melee -- and, according to The Daily News, he's got his sights set on Drizzy and the nightclub W.i.P.

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Snoop Lion has left his gang-banging alter ego, Snoop Dogg, far in the dust with his new clip for 'No Guns Allowed,' featuring Drake and his daughter, Cori B. The touching video shows aftermath scenes of gun violence in familiar places like Aurora, Newtown and Columbine.

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Tauheed Epps, also known as Tity Boi, has had one of the biggest years in Hip-Hop already, only 2 months into 2013! After officially changing his moniker to 2 Chainz in 2011 to be more family friendly, he's practically

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Drake wants you to know that he 'Started From the Bottom' and worked his way up. His rags to riches story is the focus of his latest music video, which shows how the rapper went from night manager at a drug store to hip-hop superstar.

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Though Drake was originally slated to release his newest single, 'Started From the Bottom,' on Grammy night (Feb. 10), the Young Money prince surprised fans and let it loose late last night (Feb. 1).

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Kobe Bryant's wife, Vanessa Bryant, has finally responded to Drake's infamous rap line from Rick Ross' 'Stay Schemin'.' Drizzy's verse -- "B---- you wasn't with me shooting in the gym" -- was one of the most quoted verse of 2012. According to Bossip, Vanessa didn't like the rap lyric one bit.

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Lil Wayne loves his, um, fans and doesn't care about the haters on his new single, 'Good Kush & Alcohol (B----es Love Me).' The song is set to appear on Weezy's upcoming studio effort 'I Am Not a Human Being II,' now tentatively due out Feb. 19.

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- Drake wrongly claims he invented the acronym YOLO, demands a royalty check for usage.

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You only live once, so you have to make bank as fast as you can. Such is 'The Motto' of Drake, who's threatening Walgreen's and Macy's for using the "YOLO" tagline on merchandise.

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Drake made headlines this year when he got into a champagne-throwing brawl with Chris Brown at New York hotspot W.i.P. The club owners eventually filed a $16 million lawsuit against the crooners for the damages they have caused. Now Drake wants a judge to dismiss the owners' lawsuit.

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Neither Chris Brown nor Drake will face criminal charges in the wake of their W.i.P bottle-throwing brawl.

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