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Left To Right (clockwise): Yelawolf & Gucci Mane, T.I. & Lil’ Wayne, Bun B, Mr. Hudson, Vado

Each day Complex scours the music blogs for 5 fresh songs that you should listen to in our 5 O’Clock Shuffle post. Instead of going crazy trying to keep up with your RSS feeds everyday, just head over to Complex.com to stay up-to-date on important leaks and releases.

This Friday’s Shuffle is filled with bangers. The perfect way to start the weekend. Out the gate, there’s some heat from Yelawolf featuring Gucci Mane. Then T.I. and Lil’ Wayne’s latest collab dropped without a DJ screaming over it. We also came across tracks from Mr. Hudson and Vado. More music from Bun B’s Trill O.G. leaked too. Stream and download after the jump…

SONG: “Wanna Party”
ARTIST: Yelawolf f/ Gucci Mane
DOWNLOAD: [LINK]
• Yelawolf is on a roll. This is bound to be a party anthem, for sure.

SONG: “Yeah”
ARTIST: T.I. f/ Lil’ Wayne
DOWNLOAD: [LINK]
• This Fuck A Mixtape highlight finally dropped with no DJ.

SONG: “Right Now”
ARTIST: Bun B f/ Trey Songz & 2Pac
DOWNLOAD: [LINK]
• Bun resurrects ‘Pac on this track from Trill O.G. There’s a Drake collab at the same link.

SONG: “Love Never Dies”
ARTIST: Mr. Hudson
DOWNLOAD: [LINK]
• Expect to hear this on an upcoming Kanye West project called Good Ass Mixtape.

SONG: “Usually Do”
ARTIST: Vado
DOWNLOAD: [LINK]
• Previously unreleased material from the Harlem goon.

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Name: Kristin Peets

Age: 27

Occupation: Acne Studio – Sales

Home Base: NYC

What’s your guilty pleasure?All bad ’90s music.

Dealbreaker for a guy/girl: I am engaged, so I don’t deal.

What is your go-to drink? Cold beer.

Biggest trend turn-off on a guy: Dudes in skinny jeans.

Favorite rap song of all time: Coolio, “Gangsta’s Paradise”

Favorite sports team: Utah Jazz circa 1997.

Who/what inspires your style? I am not inspired by a particular person or genre. My inspirations change frequently. Right now I am really into dark shades and draping silhouettes.

What place has the best style? Swedes have amazing style.

Who has wack style?I don’t judge.

What trend do you want to see die? Belts over dresses.

Last clothing item you purchased? Jeans for my boy.

Keep reading for more info on Kristin…

Most money you ever spent on a single item of clothing?Two months rent worth. I have a problem.

Favorite website? openingceremony.us

What do you collect? I have a pretty massive shoe collection.

What is your favorite brand? ACNE.

What is your favorite tech gadget? iPad.

What do guys dig about your style? No idea.

What’s the most common statement people make about your style? I get a lot of compliments on my shoes.

What’s the item currently in your closet you most regret buying? No regrets.

What do you see as the next big trend? Boot-cut trousers will return!

What is your favorite city? NYC of course!

What is your dream job? Boutique owner.

Last book read: Under the Banner of Heaven, by Jon Krakauer.

What is your trend-proof style advice? Feel confident and comfortable in what you have on.

Sweet Detail Photo by Luisa Opalesky

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For those of you lucky enough to get a pre-order down for the summer’s other highly anticipated phone, the Motorola Droid X, now would be a good time to secure some protection. Usually, cases for phones not made by Apple have cases you’d rather leave in the box, but we managed to find 10 Motorola Droid X cases we wouldn’t mind rocking. Trust us, you’re gonna wanna strap up. The 4.3-inch screen won’t look so beautiful with a big-ass scratch in the middle of it, right? Right.

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Unless you’re some kind of dickhead, you probably own at least one pair of camouflage shorts by now. They’ve been hot for the past…oh, five years or so, and we’re still getting significant play off ours. Pops even went and bought a pair. They’re the ultimate laid-back bottoms for summer and from tees to basketball jerseys, dudes can get away with wearing pretty much anything up top. We’re even seeing guys dressing these puppies up with oxfords and blazers (the jacket kind, not the Nike kind). And we’re down with it all. But this is about what you think. Tell us how you feel by voting ‘HUMP’ or ‘DUMP’ below…

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Ever since DMX threatened to rape our daughters, we’re been a little hesitant to let our kids near anything even resembling rap music. Unfortunately, rap is a full-contact, all-ages sport. Although kids are considered out of bounds, sometimes when dudes are headed towards the sidelines someone takes a late hit that spills all over their home life. Case in point: Recently, Game was performing on stage and he brought out his young son to sing some songs. Things ended up getting ugly when someone decided to throw beer on them like it was Super Bowl Gatorade. [Sigh.] Although it was a horrible thing to do, it wasn’t the first time a rapper’s kid was dissed, either in lyrics or real life. That’s why we’re taking a look back at just a few of those moments with Child’s Play: When Rap Kids Get Disrespected. We even equipped it with a Waka Flocka Mama rating (which is totally relative since any time kids get brought up, you’ve already gone too far). So be warned, parental discretion is advised.

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TV: Eva Longoria will be heating things up this Sunday as a food critic on The Next Food Network Star. Finally, we have a replacement for Julia Child in our Padma Lakshmi/fondue ménage fantasies! [Pop Eater]

Movies: Actor Laurence Fishburne’s daughter Montana is set to break into Hollywood with a starring role in a Vivid Entertainment film. Daddy’s little girl is all grown up and we won’t mind lending helping eyes to ensure that she’s making the correct career choices! (Just don’t tell Morpheus.) [TMZ]

Politics: Sarah Palin blasts President Obama on Twitter for speaking on The View. For reals, if Obama found a cure for AIDS, cancer, and mad cow disease Palin would Tweet: “Obama hates small business. Cheats funeral home owners out of their just due!” [Huffington Post]

Comic Books: Here’s a sneak preview of the highly anticipated X-Force: Sex & Violence. This is nothing like the BDP version, trust. [Comic Book Resources]

TV: And in case you missed it, all the best quotes from last night’s Jersey Shore season two premiere. [Buzz Feed]

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Even at 84, Hugh Hefner is a busy man. In fact, ridiculously so: His days are broken down into 20-minute intervals. So, when we were offered a couple minutes to sit down and speak with the man who created one of the most recognizable and influential media companies in the world about his new documentary, we dropped everything. It’s Hef! Yeah, there have been many films about Hugh and his Playboy empire, but most focused on the girls, the launch of the magazine, the girls, the mansion…and the girls. Hugh Hefner: Playboy, Activist, and Rebel attempts to tell the other side of his story. Directed by Brigitte Berman, it takes the focus off the twos and thighs and looks at Hugh’s impact on the racial, sexual, and artistic climate of the ’50s, ’60s, and ’70s. After screening it, we chopped it up with Hef and talked about his legacy, his take on magazines and the iPad, and who his favorite Playmate is. Long live the king! Check out the trailer for Hugh Hefner: Playboy, Activist, and Rebel and read the interview after the jump!

Interview by Damien Scott

Complex: This is the first documentary to really look into this other side of your life. How do you feel it came out?

Hugh Hefner: Exceptionally. What makes the film special is that it focuses on the other part of my life that most people really don’t know about. And it manages to do it in a very entertaining way. In the original edit, it was about three or four hours long, so Brigitte’s been cutting it down to playable length. But the response to it in the film festivals where it’s been shown was remarkable.

Complex: Why do you feel that this part of your life has been so swept under the rug and not spoken about?

Hugh Hefner: I don’t think it has been. I think it’s just that, as Ray Bradbury—a longtime contributor to Playboy—said a long time ago, a lot of people, when they’re talking about the contents of the magazine, they don’t see the forest. People don’t see the other part of my life because they’re too fascinated with the girls.

Complex: Right, even though Playboy touched on so many groundbreaking subjects.

Hugh Hefner: It’s very clear that it’s still very controversial today. I started the magazine in 1953, and the ’50s was a very conservative decade. But with all of that, there was not the same kind of political quickness, or that notion that somehow nude pictures—pinup pictures—were exploitation. So as much as things have changed, one continues: The fight is ongoing, and the controversy is ongoing.

Complex: Something that people will learn about through the film is the Playboy Legal Fund. Is it still active? Is it still working on cases and helping out people?

Hugh Hefner: Oh yes. [Laughs.] The Playboy Foundation, which is the activist arm of the Playboy philosophy, is very, very busy.

Complex: What are they up to exactly?

Hugh Hefner: There’s the Freedom of Expression awards, which we do every year. And we continue in the forum of the magazine to get letters from people who have various kinds of problems. And the magazine itself focuses on social changes in terms of sexuality and illogical drug laws, and similar kinds of things. Frequently—historically, the foundation has been engaged in subjects that might be perceived as controversial, but might not be supported by other foundations.

Complex: I wanted to get your take on the current state of magazines. When you began Playboy, it was a completely different media landscape. There wasn’t Internet, or eBooks, or iPads, or anything like that. How do you feel about the current state of publishing?

Hugh Hefner: I think that it’s very clear that we’re going through a really revolutionary period in terms of technology, and with progress—and it is progress—you gain something, but you also lose something. I think that the Internet is a remarkable international form of communication—something unthinkable just a few years ago. But in the process, increasingly young people are getting their information and entertainment in small bites on the Internet, on the television. And you lose something with that, because books and magazines provided a different kind of reading, and a different kind of learning. And as a result, I think that a great many young people have very little sense of yesterday, their own history. And that costs you.

Complex: Speaking of the young people, do you think that your legacy will be lost on the new generation of kids who are growing up and think of Playboy as something completely different from what you intended it to be?

Hugh Hefner: To the extent that I’m able to see it, it seems to me—quite frankly—that it’s remarkable how much the young people do embrace it and understand what Playboy is all about. Playboy is now over 55 years old. The fact that it manages to reach and get a response from whole new generations—women as well as men—is absolutely incredible.

Complex: You touched on it briefly in the documentary, but was there any big blowback from you being involved in the fights against racial discrimination and for sexual freedom?

Hugh Hefner: Obviously, yes. Some of the conservative elements that are aligned against me are in positions of great power. Some were in the government, some in places that were able to reach out and impact us in various ways. And that is the way of things. As I said in the documentary, you don’t really accomplish change if you don’t, to some extent, court controversy. So I knew that going in.

Complex: Did you ever fear for your life?

Hugh Hefner: No. Although I’ve had death threats, I’ve never been fearful for my life, no. Although I have traveled with security since the ’60s.

Complex: In the documentary, you say that you’re still involved with the magazine—that you look over every proof and your eye touches every part of the magazine. How has your editorial mind changed over the years? What do you see in yourself that’s different from how you were when you first started as an editor?

Hugh Hefner: Well, the heart of the magazine, the editorial part of it, is edited in Chicago with secondary offices in New York and L.A. I do not—and have not for a very long time—read every line of copy. But I do oversee every issue, pick every cover, every Playmate, oversee all the cartoons, letters, party jokes, and go over the dummy as each issue comes together, and make changes and suggestions in terms of layout. So I’m still very much an editor. But I do have a very good staff.

Complex: Which magazines do you feel are making the same kind of noise that Playboy did when you first started it?

Hugh Hefner: If you’re talking about social change, there is no other magazine, I don’t think, over the last 50 years. There is no other magazine that has had such a resounding, powerful impact in terms of social change. I can’t even begin to name number two.

Complex: Do you think it’s possible for a magazine to even do that anymore?

Hugh Hefner: Of course, absolutely, sure, yes.

Complex: So why do you think magazines don’t?

Hugh Hefner: I think the very nature of magazines, the fact that it’s a very personal form of journalism and it speaks with a personal voice. It depends on what a person has in their mind. I must say, quite frankly, that this is not a generation of significant change. We may be seeing some curious kinds of changes on the political front—the Tea Party phenomenon, etc.—but in terms of the kind of dogmatic social-sexual-political changes that took place in the ’60s, you don’t see anything comparable to that today, and of course there isn’t quite the same need for it either.

Complex: Switching gears to the girls in the magazine, who from the past has been your favorite cover model?

Hugh Hefner: [Laughs.] That’s a tough one. Uh… [Laughs.] Just looking at some of the issues here…I really don’t know. I think that Hope Dworaczyk looked gorgeous. She was on the June issue.

Complex: What about back in the day? I think I remember the documentary saying that Jayne Mansfield was the all-time best seller at the time. Who would you say has the all-time best body out of any Playmate?

Hugh Hefner: [Laughs.] Oh boy, uh—I have no idea! I think it’s a matter of personal taste. What sets the Playmates apart is that they’re very natural girls-next-door kind of [with a] California outdoor-sy look about them. When Playboy began, the models in the women’s magazines looked like someone’s older sister. And young women back in the 1950s, when they were dressed up—even the younger ones—would wear pointed bras and girdles to bring a natural kind of look. And I made a case from very early on that the most beautiful women were the most natural.

Complex: Have you seen a change in the body type that appears in the magazine throughout the years? It seems that, back in the early says, the women were more full-figured. And now, they’ve slimmed up. Do you see that?

Hugh Hefner: Well, I don’t think it’s any question that women are healthier, although there’s some indication that people are getting fatter. I think that, as compared to 50 years ago, beautiful women are taller and healthier. The taste really hasn’t changed that much. There isn’t a whole lot of difference between Marilyn Monroe and Pamela Anderson.

Complex: You were talking about the amount of reading that people are doing now. Which writers in particular are you enjoying at the moment?

Hugh Hefner: Well, I just finished a biography on Warren Beatty called Star [How Warren Beatty Seduced America], a non-fiction [by Peter Biskind]. And the reason for picking it up is that I know the players, the characters.

Complex: Cool. Another cool part of the documentary was seeing clips of the Playboy After Dark show that you produced and hosted. Does it still exist?

Hugh Hefner: Yes, we have all those shows on tape, and indeed, several of them—the original Playboy’s Penthouse and Playboy After Dark—were released in two packages, with about 12 shows, on DVD a couple years ago.

Complex: Are there any plans to bring that back in any capacity?

Hugh Hefner: There’s always continuing talk about it, and I think that I would encourage it. It’s quite possible.

Complex: You’re probably asked about this all the time, but who is the most unexpected visitor to the Playboy Mansion?

Hugh Hefner: Hmmm, you’re asking good questions! The most unexpected…Mary O’Connor, my secretary, who’s sitting here, suggests Donald Trump. I suppose Muhammad Ali, but along the way, almost everyone lines up here eventually.

Complex: Are the stories true about people trying to break into the mansion?

Hugh Hefner: Oh yes. There was even a reality show here that aired a few months ago on either VH1 or MTV, about a couple of young guys who actually had a bucket list—the things they most wanted to do in life—and one of them was to get into the Playboy Mansion. They managed to find a way to, during the Candyland charity event, sneak a fake cake in. They released that on the show.

Complex: I know that you said that you feel that the same problems that were affecting people when you first started the magazine are still prevalent. But what do you think is the most pressing issue facing Americans in 2010?

Hugh Hefner: Well, I think, very clearly, the economy. The major problem is the economy—that, and war.

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Bobb Bruno and Bethany Cosentino

If you didn’t know before, the name Best Coast is probably ringing some bells now. The surf-pop outfit is synonymous with front-woman Bethany Cosentino, but also consists of instrumentalist Bobb Bruno and drummer Ali Koehler (formerly of Vivian Girls), who joined two weeks ago. After touring heavily and releasing a stream of buzzworthy singles (like the Kid Cudi x Vampire Weekend collabo) over the past year, their debut Crazy For You is finally here. The album is dope, but it’s the quirks of Beth’s personality that really keep us interested. Click below and learn a little bit more about this badass California girl in our latest Indie Intro…

LISTEN: Best Coast, “When I’m With You” from Crazy For You (2010)

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There’s always time (heh) to add a little something that takes your ‘fit to the next level. Today’s Buy It Now, the 80 Classic Azure Rainbow Watch from Timex, is sure to help you achieve that goal by offering an accessory that’s perfect for the summer, easy on the cash flow, and adds color to your wardrobe without overdoing it. So don’t hate on the rainbow, grow a pair, and cop some awesome wrist action.

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We here at the Complex offices are sad, very sad. We were caught off-guard when we heard rumors that the lovely Miranda Kerr might be pregnant, but now those rumors have been confirmed. Miranda, don’t you know that having a kid is a gateway drug to adulthood? Today you’re pregnant, tomorrow you’re having a wedding, then you want to take time off from your wonderful philanthropic career to raise the baby because you don’t believe in nannies, and blah, blah, blah! Ugh, and what’s worse is that smug douche Orlando Bloom is the one behind it all. He’s potentially taken the sexy model off the daily blogs, Victoria’s Secret books, and commercials for the next year or so. Thanks buddy.

As a shout out to the good times that we shared with Ms. Kerr (not to mention a celebration in honor of her first steps to MILFhood) we’re going back into our files, unsticking the pages, and putting them into one of our patented Ultimate Archives of her hottest pics. Oh baby.

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Having dropped the price of the Kindle to $139, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos boldly predicted the online retail giant will sell more e-books than paperbacks sometime in the next nine to 12 months. With e-books already outselling hardcovers by far—Amazon says it sells 180 Kindle books for every 100 hardcovers—it actually doesn’t seem that far-fetched. [Mashable]

You can now put your entire Dougie routine on YouTube. [PC World]

The new Android 2.2 update, Froyo, will drop for HTC Evo users on Tuesday. Why do we feel like eating yogurt? [Computerworld]

According to a new study, iPad owners are “rich and self-centered.” Gasp! [Telegraph]

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer attempts to get people amped for Microsoft’s upcoming tablet. [PC World]

A 70-gigapixel panorama of Budapest is now the world’s largest photograph. It’s crazy. [Engadget]

The U.S. government seem to have finally discovered a little something called “global warming.”
[National Geographic]

You can now use Google Earth to see if it’s raining in Fiji. [CrunchGear]

This is no joke: A zebra and a donkey successfully crossbred, producing—you guessed it—a “zedonk.” [BBC]

Over the years, Brooklyn-based artist collective Mint & Serf has produced billboards for bigwigs like Nike, Yahoo, and Red Bull, but its latest project takes it back to the streets. M&S recently premiered Mint & Serf: Special Graffiti Unit, which incorporates various elements from the television show Law & Order into a series of silk-screened vignettes. The exhibition (going on now at Lyons Wier Gallery) kicked off on Wednesday night, and was enjoyed by guests from all walks of life. Our focus was not only on the art pieces, but also the pretty girls—we’re sure you’re into them as well. Check them out below…

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With the LeBron circus over, the MLB season dragging along, and the first day of August looming, there’s only one sport we’re thinking about right now: FOOTBALL. With the news that Terrell Owens will be playing alongside Chad Ochocinco for the Cincinnati Bengals this season, it’s only right for you NFL fans (and haters) to weigh in. Will this new dynamic receiving duo drop the ball? Or will they lead Cincy to the promised land? Hit up the poll below (II) and let us know the deal…

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Anyone can buy a hot whip, but it takes real money to put it up in a garage fancier than most people’s cribs. There are thousands of car collectors who’ve put as much time into their cars’ home as into their actual cars, but we decided to focus on the ones you might actually know. Check out seven famous dudes that built themselves the ultimate automotive palaces…

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NAME: Shomari

OCCUPATION: Retail

HOME BASE: Brooklyn

HAT: Urban Outfitters

SHIRT: AllSaints Spitalfields

JEANS: AllSaints Spitalfields

BOOTS: AllSaints Spitalfields

What’s your must-have item for summer? Ray-Ban sunglasses.

What’s the best summer trend? Chino pants and short-sleeve button-up shirts.

What sneaker style are you rocking this season? Converse, Sperry Top-Siders, military boots, old school Jordans!

What inspires your style? Clean-cut tapered jeans.

What city/country has the best style? I’m from Brooklyn, so New York is a definite. Then, there’s North Dakota… joking.

What movie best captures your style? Paid In Full meets Goodfellas.

Who has wack style? Usually basketball players can’t dress for shit. I don’t know if they’re to used to uniforms or what, but they need help.

What trend do you want to see die? Too much of one brand in one outfit—like, too much Polo or Rugby at the same time.

Vote on whether today’s subject is “Stylin” or “Wildin” below…

Last clothing item you purchased? Good Wood diamond earrings.

Most money you ever spent on a single item of clothing? $350 on military boots.

Favorite website? World Star Hip-Hop.

What do you collect? Complex magazines and Xbox video games.

Favorite brand? aNYthing.

Favorite tech gadget? Xbox 360.

What do chicks dig about your style? It may sound clichéd, but the swagger of my clothes are an extension of who I am.

What’s the most common statement people make about your style? “Yo, you look like you work at Abercrombie!”

What’s the item currently in your closet that you most regret buying? A blue, shiny-ass varsity jacket that was two sizes too small from Urban Outfitters.

What do you see as the next big trend? Military gear. A boot here and a bag there.

Favorite city? Brooklyn.

Dream job? Rapping for a living.

Dream date? Zoe Saldana.

Last book read? Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed, by Jared Diamond…scary stuff, man.

Trend-proof style advice? Stay true to who you are and get creative. It’s what you wear but also how you wear it.

Photo by Kiara Weatherington

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Iron Man, Spider Man, X-Men, Hulk, The Punisher, even Daredevil received cinematic makeovers throughout the last decade. So is it finally time for the Nordic god of thunder to wreck shit up with his hammer on the silver screen? Not much can be said until May 6 of next year, but this trailer, which previewed at Comic Con last Saturday, definitely tells us the dialogues can need some work (”You’re an old man, and a fool!”). We’re not throwing any shots at a film that hasn’t even released an official trailer yet, but since we’re such big fans of this destructive viking God and his electric iron piece, we don’t want to see a great comic getting Punisher‘d or Daredevil‘d (or Hulk‘d). Watch the clip, and expect to hear some muscle-milk roars.

Tune in to Complex.com every morning at 8 AM for your daily “Wake N’ Watch” video.

A weed heads favorite game. [HailMaryJane]

An extremely hot chick you need to know about. [Moe Jackson]

New pics of the Nike Air Max 1 ACG pack. [KicksOnFire]

Wiz Khalifa will be kicking off a new tour in September. [HipHopWired]

A few tips before you decide to tame a Cougar aka your boy’s mom. [CoedMag]

Kanye drops a still pic from his video for “Power.” [Nah Right]

The manliest drinks of all time. [Holy Taco]

Here are some drinking game rules for season 2 of Jersey Shore. [BroBible]

Supposedly sexual activity increases brain growth. Bang it out! [Flisted]

Drake has the best interview of his life. [Miss Info]

Zach Galifianakis and Steve Carrell have a little chit-chat. [Smoking Section]

Justin Timberlake is taking his clothing like William Rast to Target. [Betty Confidential]

A video of the lovely ladies from Comic-Con. [BoobieBlog]

Diddy goes on Lopez Tonight and clears up a few rumors. [HipHopDX]

Mike Tyson drops a few must-read quotes. [Extra Mustard]

You might want to wipe down your cell phone after reading this. [PopCrunch]

Maybe your favorite restaurant can get tagged up. [12ozProphet]

America Fererra gets it poppin’ in a purple dress. [Trendmill]

Just make sure your girl doesn’t catch you looking at this. [Double Viking]

Left To Right (clockwise): Kid Cudi, J. Cole, Rick Ross, Nicki Minaj, Sean Garrett & Drake

Each day Complex scours the music blogs for 5 fresh songs that you should listen to in our 5 O’Clock Shuffle post. Instead of going crazy trying to keep up with your RSS feeds everyday, just head over to Complex.com to stay up-to-date on important leaks and releases.

Great music has been leaking all day. First, Kid Cudi dropped a track from Man On The Moon II: The Legend of Mr. Rager early this morning. Rick Ross did his thing over the “Hard In The Paint” beat. An unfinished J.Cole track made its way online along with an old Nicki Minaj record. A Sean Garrett and Drake collab leaked to round things out. Listen, download, and leave some feedback after the jump…

SONG: “Mojo So Dope”
ARTIST: Kid Cudi
DOWNLOAD: [LINK]
• New Rager track. New (rumored) release date: October 26.

SONG: “[No Title]“
ARTIST: J. Cole
DOWNLOAD: [LINK]
• Jim Jonsin produced this one. No title yet, and someone different will sing the hook.

SONG: “Hard In The Paint (Freestyle)”
ARTIST: Rick Ross f/ Waka Flocka
DOWNLOAD: [LINK]
• Rozay puts his spin on the street banger.

SONG: “Ice Cream Man”
ARTIST: Nicki Minaj
DOWNLOAD: [LINK]
• Nicki said that this is old material via Twitter.

SONG: “Feel Love”
ARTIST: Sean Garrett f/ Drake
DOWNLOAD: [LINK]
• Slow R&B jam. Feels like the ’90s all over again.

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