Directed by Gabriel Hart.

Producer Bangladesh spits some bars on his current video with 2 Chainz off his Ponzi Scheme Mixtape.

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The Cash Money producer Bangladesh drops his new Ponzi Scheme project. This mixtape has 30 records and features verses from 2 Chainz, Future, ASAPY Rocky, Pusha T, Cyhi Tha Prince and more. Check the stream out below.

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Minus 2 Chainz, Bangs, Pusha Ton and Al Qaeda Jada drop the accompanying set of visuals to the Cash Money producer’s latest single.

Bangladesh links up with Pusha T, Jadakiss, and 2 Chainz for his latest single, 100, which he recently shot a visual for. Watch the BTS clip from the video shoot.

DOWNLOAD: Bangladesh – 100 f. Pusha T, Jadakiss & 2 Chainz

“A Milli” beatsmith Shondrae “Bangladesh” Crawford recruits Pusha T, Jadakiss and 2 Chainz for his new single “100″ and drops off a behind-the-scenes clip to the upcoming visual.

Okay, this dude now has no right or reason to bitch and moan about not being paid for “A Milli” anymore. Like, ever.

Bang cried foul after he wasn’t properly compensated for producing “A Milli” in 2008 and then again last year after he produced “6 Foot, 7 Foot.” “It’s just hard to keep working for free,” the producer told MTV News in an April 2011 interview, before admitting that he waived his upfront fee for “6 Foot, 7 Foot” and worked out another form of payment with the company.

The powerhouse record label and Bangladesh have since straightened out their business, the producer revealed to MTV News on Tuesday. “We just did some nice business together. They just bought a whole bunch of tracks, that’s about it,” Bang said. “They gave me a song deal, basically, first song deal I ever had, so shouts out to Cash Money.”

Good job, Bangs. You’ll now be producing for such esteemed acts like Lil Twist and Limp Bizkit.

This guy…

So according to Al Lindstrom’s Beats By The Pound series, Bangs now says that – “somehow” – YMCMB’s thoroughbred singer Shannell “gave” Wayne the now-imfamous instrumental. Preaching to the choir, brother man.

A behind-the-scenes look (courtesy of 57thAve) at 40 Water’s upcoming video for They Point w/ Dos Chainz and Juicy J. The Block Brochure albums drop March 27th.

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After an awkward intro about his “fashion sense,” Bangladesh opens up on where he finds random sounds for his production, ie. snares, and says A Milli “changed the game.” Peep the original source of the A Milli vocal sample after the jump. Shout out to Crate Kings.

With Royce and Em’s upcoming Bad Meets Evil project on the horizon, MTV caught up with Havoc, DJ Khalil, Denauan Porter and Bangladesh to speak on their contributions.

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So, let me get this straight: after alleging he got stiffed working with Wayne on “A Milli,” Bangs willingly collaborated with him again on “6 Foot, 7 Foot” and – once again – allegedly got jerked again? Why would you work with Wayne for a second time knowing what happened the first go-round Shondrae? If that’s the case, I have these beat-up sneakers that will make you play like Jordan, Like Mike-style, for sale if you’re interested. Good grief.