We knew it was coming, and now we get the official remix to A$AP Ferg’s ‘Work’ single alongside a slew of other rappers including A$AP Rocky, French Montana, Schoolboy Q and Trinidad James.

Since signing to RCA Records, A$AP Mob member Ferg has been garnering a ton of attention from the music community, and has been working hard on his upcoming mixtape titled ‘Trap Lord (a mixtape that Gucci Mane wasn’t too happy about).’

Regardless of Gucci’s feelings about the title, Ferg keeps the promo coming for the project teaming up with a handful of rappers for the official ‘Work’ remix. No release date yet for the tape, but A$AP Ferg has announced that he will be teaming up with everyone involved on this remix for an official music video in the coming weeks.

Listen to A$AP Ferg’s ‘Work’ remix below.

Naughty By Nature members Treach and Kay Gee recently offered some additional details on why they decided to fire Vin Rock from the group. According to Treach, there are numerous reasons for the split, but the straw that broke the camel’s back was a physical exchange during a business meeting.

Treach explained that he hasn’t spoken to Vin Rock since the former Naughty By Nature member sucker-punched him, even though the group has been on tour since the altercation. “Once hands was put on somebody in a meeting and you’re talking business, that’s sucker-punching. That don’t go. I ain’t speak to the homie since,” Treach told Power 105.1’s The Breakfast Club.

Treach added that prior to the sucker-punch, Vin Rock’s role in the group was already in question and the dispute could spell trouble for Vin’s future. “Its business. Grown man business. We on some different stuff now. Now, once you decide you want to get physical, now I’ma to show you my power on a different level and still keep the goons off you so I hope you don’t want to make another record and make it hard for some ghostwriter,” said Treach.

Kay Gee added that although he’s decided to side with Treach in the conflict, he would prefer if the issue were peacefully resolved. “I don’t agree with it. I think it’s cool to clear the air, get it over with and just stop it. I think what’s going on now is that we got the shows and I just want to clarify and let everybody know that the shows that is on the table is gonna happen,” said Kay Gee.

T.I. isn’t looking to connect his Grand Hustle imprint to a major label unless he can get a deal that matches what he thinks the label is worth. Tip explained that he’s fully independent for the time being and he isn’t even considering offers that are less than eight figures.

Tip explained that he’s currently operating Grand Hustle as independently and covering the cost without support from a major. “Let it be known: I am a free agent. I’m operating as an independent label. I do not have corporate sponsors. I don’t have no corporate backing.  I don’t have no major distribution. We Master-P-ing this shit right now. Everything we putting out we paying for it. It’s the grind,” Tip told Billboard.com’s the Juice.

Although T.I. hasn’t had any trouble finding offers from major labels, he’s holding out for a large enough check and he’s set on proven what Grand Hustle is worth. “Right now, I’m proving I’m worth $200 million. I done sat with all the people; everybody says they’re interested, but they don’t want to cut that check. Alright — we’re going to motivate them to cut that check. We’re going to incentivize each and every institution, each and every place of distribution, we going to motivate them. They going to cut that check, man, and it’s going to be eight figures. I ain’t doing no deal if it ain’t eight figures. I don’t even wanna sit down with you. I don’t wanna waste your time nor mine,” said T.I.

Tip added that he put out the recent Hustle Gang mixtape ‘G.D.O.D.’ to prove the potential of his crew. “I’m just showcasing the wide array of talent and the broad range that we have and making sure the people know exactly what we intend to do. We came here to conquer, outshine, out-hustle, out-swag anybody in our face—period. And we are more than equipped enough to do it. We just want to make sure everybody know that the Gang is here and everybody’s about that money. We didn’t come here for no foolishness. We kicking ass and taking names. Bet on that,” said T.I.

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Treach has explained the reason for removing Vin Rock form Naughty By Nature and blamed Vin’s attitude for the split. Treach has also released the diss track ‘Tall Midget’ where he indicates Vin-Rock could be replaced by Busta Rhymes associate Spiff Star.

Treach indicated that he doesn’t consider Vin’s contribution to be significant. “Kay Gee – as far as the producing force behind Naughty By Nature – always put in. Treach – the writing force of Naughty By Nature – always put in. Like when you are a member of a clan that gives you a pass for life as far as…never wrote no records, [produce] no hits,” Treach told AllHipHop.com

Treach added that Vin Rock’s role in the group was basically setup for him. “N***a, you went from beat boxing to break dancing. With the homies, you was gonna eat for life. If you see any of our albums, it says ‘written and produced by Naughty By Nature.’ Because, homey you was somebody that was over there beat boxing and break dancing and any lyrics you had anywhere was written for you,” said Treach.

On top of Vin Rock’s minimal participation, Treach added that Vin’s ego was out of control. “How dare you ever play like you bigger than the group or you the owner? You the boss or you the shot caller. Or you anything else other than what the f**k you are, which is a n***a that needs to be enjoying the f**king ride,” said Treach.

In a move that’s not all that surprising, Ace Hood has decided to recruit an A-list roster of rappers for the official remix of his ‘Bugatti.’

Ace Hood’s ‘Bugatti’ has become quite the anthem over the last few months, and Hood is looking to keep all the buzz and momentum moving forward, right into the summer season.

For the remix to the track, the Florida emcee enlisted the likes of Wiz Khalifa, Meek Mill, T.I. French Montana, 2 Chainz, Birdman, Future, and what would an Ace Hood anthem be without DJ Khaled yelling over the track?

The track was produced by Atlanta rising star Mike Will Made It, and is serving as the lead single fromAce’s ‘Trials & Tribulations’ album, which is set to drop in just a few months on July 16th.

Listen to Ace Hood and the whole crew come through on the official remix to his ‘Bugatti’ track below.