Freeway is a musical hero in Philadelphia but Mass Appeal wanted to know who his superhero alter ego would be.

In the latest episode of Super..., Philly Freezer imagines himself as superhero The Bearded Wonder whose superpower is in his beard and it’s bulletproof as well. By day, he's a mild-mannered rapper who hates wack rappers (don't we all?), but at night he a powerful bearded wonder who drives around in his invisible freezer mobile.

Oddly, he has beef with Spider-Man and Freeway promises that he's going to deal with him accordingly.

Superhero fantasy aside, Freeway is a real-life hero who's currently on kidney dialysis as he waits on a list for a kidney transplant while working on his new album, Free Will.

Look up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! No, it's the Bearded Wonder!

[**cue the music**] Freeway's "What We Do"

Snoop Dogg is taking it back to the Doggystyle days of yore with the cover of his new album, Coolaid. This will be the veteran rhymer’s 14th solo effort of his career.

On Monday (June 13), the S-Dizzle went on his Instagram account to unveil the cartoon artwork. It’s basically Snoop with his cool aid stand selling cups of different flavors like lingo, ‘G,’ hair, swag and style.

We’ll take a cup of each, thank you.

If you look closely, you can see a young girl on a motor-scooter holding a dollar but her backpack says it all, “Super Crip.” Meanwhile, it looks like his homies are keeping watch of the po-po on a souped-up bicycle. We must also mention that the big booty woman next to him pointing at the style pitcher resembles Amber Rose. Plus, there's a "Crip" C-signal flashing in the sky.

Snoop has dropped a few singles that's slated for the project, including "Fireworks" and the mellow "Late Nights," which was produced by Mike WiLL Made-It.

Snoop Dogg's new album Coolaid will hit stores on July 1.