R&B songstress Ashanti turns up the heat and shows off her sexy body in the Eif Rivera-directed video for "I Got It", the latest single taken from her forthcoming fifth studio album 'BraveHeart', which is due on March 4th.

While premiering the Rick Ross-assisted clip on '106 & Park', she opened up about the album saying, "Everything on that record is something that I've gone through - good, bad, or indifferent", and revealed that she shot the video with a broken ankle.

Watch the sexy video, which features cameos from Birdman and LT Hutton, beneath:

R&B songstress Ashanti continues her bid for independent success and boasts about her accolades on the newly-released single, "I Got It", which is now being billed as the official first single from her serially-delayed 'BraveHeart' album.

Produced by L.T. Hutton ("The Way That I Love You") and featuring rapper Rick Ross, the seductive single, which is currently available on iTunes, sees the beauty ride the hypnotic beat with undeniable ease. Take a listen to the track and sound off beneath:

R&B crooner John Legend parties with a bevy of beautiful women in the official video for his new single "Who Do We Think We Are", which features controversial rapper Rick Ross and serves as the lead release from his forthcoming LP.

Entitled 'Love in the Future', the disc, which is tentatively set for a June 25th release, sees the 9x-Grammy winner re-teaming with longtime creative partners Kanye West and Dave Tozer, who collectively executive produced the album. Reunite with John below:

Nicki Minaj continues to unveil uninspired music videos in support of her 'Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded' disc, which has still not went platinum. This time the part-time rapper issues "I Am Your Leader", featuring Rick Ross and Camron.

Watch the newly-released clip,  which was directed by Colin Tilley, after the cut:

Mariah Carey glitters in gold as a background singer in the music video for her lead single "Triumphant", which is the first release from her forthcoming album.

The single features Meek Mill and Rick Ross, and the new video was directed by her actor husband, Nick Cannon.  Watch the boxer-themed clip after the cut:

The diva is back!! Mariah Carey returns with an uplifting anthem, "Triumphant (Get 'Em)",  the first single release from her upcoming fourteenth studio project.

Featuring Rick Ross and Meek Mill, the Jermaine Dupri and Bryan-Michael Cox-produced midtempo song was written and inspired by personal experiences.

Unfortunately, the song, despite its empowering message, is simply not a proper comeback single for the iconic vocalist and it has a lot to do with her being billed as the lead artist, but appearing as nothing more than a featured artist. Bummer.

Rick Ross has unveiled the official track list for his upcoming fifth project, 'God Forgives, I Don't', which is scheduled to arrive in outlets on Tuesday, July 31st.

The star-studded disc will feature guest appearances from Drake, Andre 3000, Jay-Z, Dr. Dre, Ne-yo and Usher, who assists on the lead single "Touch'N You", as well as, members of his MMG gang including Omarion. Full track list beneath:

Rick Ross and Usher team up for the second time in the new video for "Touch 'N You", the lead release from the rapper's new 'God Forgives, I Don't' album.

Watch the newly-released video, which was directed by Chris Robinson, below:

R&B singer Usher leaves a mark with ropes and bondage in the music video for "Lemme See",  the latest urban single from his new 'Looking 4 Myself' album.

The visual comes on heels of another clip for "Scream", which premiered earlier this week, and much like that video, this one disappoints. Watch the clip beneath:

Maybach Music reintroduces Omarion in the new video for "Let's Talk",  which features Rick Ross and is scheduled to be featured on his forthcoming (EP) set

Unfortunately, the video represents what has become a standard in music today: Sexy girls, shining diamonds, fancy automobiles and no storyline. Watch it below:

Hip-hop star Rick Ross reteams with Usher on "Touch'N You", the first single from his upcoming studio album 'God Forgives, I Don't', available on July 31st.

Mary J. Blige has premiered the video for the Rick Ross-assisted "Why", the latest release from her gold album 'My Life II: The Journey Continues (Act I)'.

Directed by Colin Tilley, the clip (like all of her videos this era) lacks a storyline or any connection to the song itself, which is disappointing. Watch the clip below:

One day after announcing their partnership, Omarion and Rick Ross unwraps behind-the-scenes footage of his video for "Let's Talk", his debut MMG release.

Watch Maybach O film his new video as his new family watches on after the cut:

Omarion has his eyes set on a comeback. The crooner, who has enjoyed group and solo success, has inked a recording deal with Rick Ross and his Mayback Music imprint.  Watch Maybach O reveal the news on '106 & Park' after the cut:

Following the release of his "Scream" single, Usher bounces back with "Lemme See", the second of his dual singles off his seventh album 'Looking for Myself'.

Produced by Jim Jonsin and written by the R&B singer with Eric Bellinger and Lundon 'Da Bridge' Knighten,  the track stands as a solid release and should garnish him a hit on urban outlets. Listen to the Rick Ross-assisted song below:

R&B stars Jennifer Hudson and Ne-yo are joined by Rick Ross in their video for "Think Like A Man", the title track from the forthcoming film, which is based on Steve Harvey's NY Times best-seller 'Act Like A Lady - Think Like A Man'.

The Chris Robinson-guided music clip sees J.Hud looking all kinds of stunning and refreshing attempt to bust a couple of dance moves. Watch the video below:

Watch all the performances from the 2011 BET Hip-Hop Awards, which include Rick Ross, Big Sean, Lupe Fiasco, DMX, the return of T.I. and others, below:

R&B veteran Monica takes the retro approach in the visual for "Anything ( To Find You)", the lead single from her new album 'New Life', due November 8th.

Peep the newly-released video, which features rapper Rick Ross, after the cut: