I just got back from spending 3 days in Miami, where I attended my twin sister’s graduation from Florida International University. Shout out to her! Here are some random Blackberry photos from my trip. I didn’t record any video this time but you can click HERE to watch the one I made documenting my previous trip to the 305.

FeedOff Rap comes through with footage from Pusha T’s recent performance at Bardot in Miami, a venue that usually enforces a strict “no camera” policy. Enjoy.

Fat Joe recently sat down with Peter Bailey (NBC Nitecap) to discuss Miami’s hip hop scene, his cooking show, and charity work. Watch the interview below.

Birdman recently held his birthday party at King Of Diamonds in Miami. Guests included Lil Wayne, DJ Khaled, and Floyd Mayweather Jr.. “Regular degular“.

Peter Bailey (NBC Nitecap) hit up Lake Oasis Studios in Miami to chat with Cool & Dre about giving back to the community, their new deal with Interscope, Game’s new album, their Spike Lee directed TV commerical, and much more.

I felt compelled to post this clip as I attended FIU in Miami during my freshman year. The clip is of Common busting a freestyle during a recent trip to the school for a lecture he was giving on campus. That was a long one, yo.

This video is much more NSFW than the other one that I posted from the same night, when Rick Ross and company supposedly blew $1 million while celebrating his birthday at King of Diamonds in Miami.

After celebrating his birthday in New York on Friday night, Rick Ross continued the part in Miami at the King of Diamonds strip club. It’s estimated that, along with the help of Diddy and Pharrell, the bawse spent a cool million dollars. Blowin’ money so fast that the Brinks truck had to come early.

As usual, Derick G was on the YMCMB set to record a behind the scenes look at the production of DJ Khaled’s new video for Welcome To My Hood featuring Rick Ross, Plies, Lil Wayne and T-Pain. So… Weezy isn’t a fan of his new magazine cover. HAH.

DJ Scoob Doo just released these photos from the Miami set of the 6′ 7′ video shoot. Lil Wayne puts his dukes up in the “game changing” clip, which will include appearances by Cory Gunz and the rest of Young Money. As always, when the final version of the video drops, you will find it here on my site.