Chicago rapper Chief Keef is racking up the big name endorsements. After getting the remix treatment from Kanye West on his single “I Don’t Like” featuring Pusha T, Big Sean, and Jadakiss, the 16-year-old MC rides with Young Jeezy on “Understand Me.” “Bitch my name is Sosa, you can call me Sammy,” he raps, while Jeezy proclaims, “If thuggin’ was a category, I’d win a Grammy.”

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Young Jeezy heads West in the video for “Way Too Gone,” the Future-assisted cut off his latest album TM:103: Hustlerz Ambition. The Snowman gets love from L.A. as he hits the stage at the House of Blues on Sunset Blvd. during his “Hustlerz Ambition” tour. The black-and-white clip features cameos from Warren G, DJ Quik, and Ne-Yo, and testimonials from some of Jeezy’s most dedicated fans.

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Young Jeezy puts on for Paris in an exclusive webisode entitled “A Real Ni**a in Paris,” directed by Christopher Wilkes. During his European tour last month, the Snowman shows off his $2 million tour bus and plush digs at the W Hotel Opéra as his song “Everythang” plays in the background. A sleepless Jeezy parties at Club Queen before heading right into a day of press (#TeamNoSleep). The grind continues, with a performance to a packed house at Le Bataclan. Just another day in the life of Snow.

ATL stand up. DJ Drama teams with Young Jeezy, T.I., Ludacris, and Future in the video for “We in This Bitch,” the first single off his upcoming album Quality Street Music. The Atlanta rappers perform against different colored backdrops in the Benny Boom-directed clip.

“We gonna do a classic, kinda ‘Flava in Ya Ear’ throwback video,” said Boom. “We wanted to do something epic performance-wise. You got the best in ATL coming together all on one track, so we wanted to make sure that we did things phenomenally.”

Watch the hip-hop heavyweights join forces below.

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Cassie sets the sexy mood on her new ballad “Balcony,” produced by Rico Love. “We made love on the balcony, right there in New York City,” coos the Bad Boy singer. Young Jeezy adds a raspy verse to the track, which can be found on her upcoming sophomore album and the Syndicate RnB 12 – The Syndicate & DJ Five Venoms mixtape.

Cassie is readying the follow-up to “King of Hearts.” “It’s more of an in-your-face, tougher Cassie,” she said of the Jean-Baptiste-produced single.

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Young Jeezy has a fan in the White House. President Obama shouted out the Snowman during his speech at the 2012 White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner in Washington, D.C. last night.

“In my first term I sang Al Green. In my second term, I’m going with Young Jeezy,” joked the POTUS before turning to First Lady Michelle Obama. “I sing that to her sometimes.”

Jeezy returned the love. “Shout out to @BarackObama,” tweeted the rapper, who recorded “My President” during Obama’s 2008 campaign. “You know they love the snowman in the white house.”

Watch Jeezy get his presidential props below.

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ATL’s finest showed up and showed out while shooting the video for DJ Drama’s single “We in This Bitch.” T.I., Ludacris, and Young Jeezy hit the Atlanta set on Tuesday, performing their scenes in a studio. Tip and Jeezy rocked bandanas around their faces and Luda sported shades and a Gucci belt as he typed on his iPhone. Jeezy’s CTE signee Freddie Gibbs also stopped by to make a cameo. Hit the jump for more pics.

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The Snowman melted MTV’s Spring Break with a sizzling set. The Atlanta rapper performed a medley of his TM:103 songs including “Leave You Alone” and “SupaFreak” poolside at the Palms Casino in Las Vegas, along with B.o.B, Big Sean, 2 Chainz, and Dev (watch here). See Snow go.

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