Fashion and hip-hop collide in the official music video for "Wake Me Up", the collaboration from Remy Ma and Lil' Kim that serves as the first single from the former's upcoming sophomore album '7 Winters & 6 Summers', scheduled for a 2018 release.

Continuing her winning streak, Remy Ma unleashes her wrath of fury on "Wake Me Up", which features and pays homage to Lil' Kim, and serves as the first release from her sophomore album '7 Winters & 6 Summers', scheduled for a 2018 release. Listen below:

Lil' Kim, the original Queen Bee, returns from her hiatus and gives fans a taste of what's to come on her upcoming 2018 album with the buzz single "Took Us A Break", and its black-and-white visual featuring a phalanx of backup dancers. Watch it beneath:

After a 12-year hiatus (her last album 'The Naked Truth' was released in 2005), hip-hop icon Lil' Kim returns like she never left on "Took Us A Break", a buzz track that sees her bragging about her glamorous life and taking shots at the haters. Take a listen below:

After signing a multi-million dollar deal with Columbia Records, Remy Ma is gearing up to release "Wake Me Up", a new collaboration with legendary emcee Lil' Kim that will serve as the first single from her upcoming album 'Seven Winters, Six Summers'.

The duo recently filmed a video for the single, which is not aimed at Nicki Minaj despite earlier reports, and the rap siren is also making some in house changes by recruiting Vincent Herbert as her new manager. The single is expected to be released this month.

It was ladies night at the 2016 VH1 Hip Hop Honors event on Monday, July 11th. The show returned to the screen after a six-year hiatus and honored four female hip-hop trailblazers including Queen Latifah, Missy Elliott, Lil' Kim and Salt-N-Pepa with tributes.

Some of the stars featured in the tributes included Teyana Taylor, KeKe Palmer, Ashanti, Nelly Furtado, Fantasia, Monica, Tweet, French Montana and more, while honorees Queen Latifah and Lil' Kim also graced the stage with their presence for some energetic performances.

Missy Elliott Dance Tribute

Remy Ma & Fat Joe - "All the Way Up"

Queen Latifah Performs Medley

Naughty By Nature - "Hip Hop Hooray"

Salt-N-Pepa Performance Tribute

Lil' Kim Performance Tribute

Missy Elliott Performance Tribute

Lil Kim' Performs Medley

Queen Latifah - "U.N.I.T.Y."

The past met the present as Bad Boy reunited to celebrate twenty years at the 2015 BET Awards for an all-star performance led by Sean "Puffy" Combs that included Mase, 112, Faith Evans, Lil' Kim, French Montana and more. Watch the show-stopping moment beneath:

Not only was Chris Brown a big winner at the 2014 Soul Train Awards, taking two trophies for Best Collaboration and Best Hip-Hop Song of the Year ("Loyal"), but the 25-year-old also kicked off the show with a bang by performing a medley of his hits.

Other highlight performances from the telecast included Tinashe, who performed "Pretend" and "2 On", a Jodeci reunion and Lil'Kim, Missy Elliott and Da Brat closing out the show with a performance of their platinum collaboration "Not Tonight (Remix)". Watch below:

Chris Brown

Tinashe

Jodeci

Lil' Kim, Missy Elliott & Da Brat

Lil' Kim has yet to release a follow-up to her critically-acclaimed 'The Naked Truth' album and it doesn't seem like she plans to anytime soon. Instead, the iconic female emcee has announced a new mixtape, 'Hard Core: Back 2 Da Streetz'.

The newly-announced mixtape plays off of her legendary debut album 'Hard Core', which was released in 1996 and made history at the time as the highest debut for a female rap album on the Billboard 200. The album debuted at No.11 on the all-genre chart and went on to be certified double-platinum by the RIAA.

On Thursday (July 11th), Lil' Kim celebrated her 39th birthday, but instead of getting gifts, the struggling rapper, who has still failed to release a studio album since her prison release, gifted her fans with a brand new song, "Looks Like Money".

“Here’s just a LITTLE gift from ME to U on MY birthday that U guys have been waiting for!!", the pint-sized tweeted to her followers on Twitter about the Rockwilder-produced track. Listen to the single, which was supposed to be release two years ago, below:

Summer Jam is always filled with special guests and this year the Hot 97-hosted event featured surprise appearances from Nicki Minaj and her two rivals, Mariah Carey and Lil' Kim, who each rushed the crowd at MetLife Stadium on Sunday, June 2nd.

Minaj, who skipped the event last year due to Peter Rosenberg dissing "Starships", was booed by the crowd as she hit the stage with 2Chainz to performed "I Luv Dem Strippers" and "Beez in the Trap", Carey joined Miguel for another underwhelming showing of "Beautiful", and Kim performed her classic "Queen Bitch" during Fabolous' set. Watch the ladies and decide who made the biggest impact beneath:

Hip-hop icon Lil' Kim chronicles her 'Return of the Queen Tour' in a new video blog series, and the first three videos from the series follows the pint star as she performs in New York City and Los Angeles.  Watch the concert footage beneath:

It is always refreshing when you can post positive news on Lil' Kim.  The rapper continued her 'Return of the Queen' mini-tour in Los Angeles, by bringing out Da Brat, Lady of Rage and two-thirds of the former R&B/hip-hop trio City High.

During her impressive show, the pint size star also showed off her dance moves with a tribute to the late Michael Jackson. Watch footage from the show below:

Last night (May 18th),  marked an unforgettable moment for the female hip-hop movement as Lil' Kim brought out Eve, Missy Elliott and Pepa - from veteran hip-hop trio Salt -N- Pepa, at her 'Return of the Queen' tour in New York City.

Held at the Paradise Theater in front of a sold-out crowd, Kimmy Blanco dazzled the crowd with several of her hits, before having the ladies join her. Watch below:

Hip-hop veteran Lil Kim stopped by Power 105.1's 'The Breakfast Club' for a radio grilling,  where she discussed everything from her prison stint to her beefs with Nicki Minaj and Azealia Banks.  Peep Kim's heated interview after the cut:

The Queen is back on the prowl! Lil' Kim readies her attack in a newly-released promotional photo shot by Mike Antonio, who also shot the artwork for her new singles "If You Love Me" and "Keys to the City", with Young Jeezy. Fierce!

Hip-hop veteran Lil' Kim has unveiled the single artwork for "Keys to the City", featuring Young Jeezy, which was shot by famed photographer Mike Antonio.

The rapper recently revealed that legal troubles prevented her from releasing a follow-up to her critically-acclaimed studio project, 'The Naked Truth', for which, she famously became the first and only female rapper to earn a 5-mic rating from The Source magazine. As for the single cover, I have no positive words to share.

Lil' Kim released to her last album 'The Naked Truth' in 2005 to stellar reviews, but in the seven years that followed, the music vet has yet to release a follow-up and in a new interview, she finally sheds light on the reason behind her absence.

See what the star, who recently performed on 'Rip the Runway', had to say below:

On the heels of her 'Rip the Runway' performance, Lil' Kim has released a new track, "Keys to the City", which features Young Jeezy. Take it in after the cut:

Rap veteran Lil' Kim made her first attempt towards reclaiming her crown on Rip The Runway - 2012, where she performed "If You Love Me", "All About The Benjamins" and "Crush On You" in front a crowd at the annual fashion revue.

The performance was solid, but by no means great. Her breathing was a problem through-out the showing, which is likely due to her long downtime, but even on a sub-par day, she still manages to drum up more stage presence than her enemy.

Peep Kim's performance and performances from the show's other stars beneath: