R&B singer Ne-Yo is the latest artist to chime in on the arrest of rapper/actor T.I., who along with his wife Tameka "Tiny" Cottle, was charged with drug possession in West Hollywood on Wednesday evening (September 1st).

Ne-Yo told the Associated Press that T.I. makes poor choices when it comes to the people he surrounds himself with, saying "nine times out of 10 when he gets in trouble, it's not him, it's the people that he's with."

Rappers Eminem and Jay-Z kicked off a four-date tour last night (September 2nd) at Detroit's Comerica Park.

Over 40,000 people filled the stadium to catch a glimpse of the two famous rappers, who are doing two shows at Comerica Park and another two in New York at Yankee's Stadium on September 13th and 14th.

While many people from around the world are more familiar with Kid Cudi and Bone Thugs-N-Harmony when it comes to Cleveland hip-hop, many fans are starting to take note of one of Cleveland’s finest, Chip tha Ripper.

Chip who recently finished up a nationwide tour, is currently working on a new project called Gift Raps.

Chicago raised rapper, Ca$his, an artist signed to Eminem’s Shady Records, is coming back with new found outlook on the game.

He is planning to drop a new street album called Shady Loyalty 1st before his first official release for Shady.

Former Atlanta Mayor Andy Young has weighed in on the arrest of T.I., claiming the rapper may have been stopped for "DWB - Driving While Black."

T.I. and his wife Tameka "Tiny" Cottle were arrested after they were stopped in the rapper's Maybach on the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood, for allegedly making an illegal U-turn.