Papoose pays homage to Ice-T’s classic on this cut from The Nacirema Dream.

It’s Fat Tuesday so Juvenile takes us to Mardi Gras, on his new mixtape. Added support from Rick Ross, Mannie Fresh, and more.

De La tells us: “It’s been 25 Years since our “Three Feet High” release. We have a lot great memories and an incredible journey. Amazingly enough, our fans stuck around, supported and still want more. Ok, but before you get that, here’s a little De La over Dilla Beats. Enjoy and look out for the [cont.]

El-P and Killer Mike’s chain-snatching, poodle-shooting, antihero anthem “Run The Jewels” gets an appropriately bugged out animated video courtesy of Bristol’s RUFFMERCY. Watch this at high volume, preferably in a residential area. And also… by the way we've been recording RUN THE JEWELS 2 for 2 weeks now. just sayin. — el-p (@therealelp) February 19, [cont.]

Power 106′s DJ E-Man assembles a crew of n’er’dowells for the remix of Far East Movement’s “The Illest”.

Prince Po dropped by the Toca Tuesdays studio, and while he was there Tony Touch played a beat for Prince Po to freestyle over.

DZA’s next is due April 1st, and features collaborations with Pete Rock, Cam’Ron, Ski Beatz, Joey Bada$$, Ab-Soul, Harry Fraud, Wiz Khalifa, Curren$y, Ty Dolla $ign, BJ The Chicago Kid, and more. ACT 1: Dream 1. Dream (Prod. By V-Don) 2. Count Me In (Prod. By Lee Bannon) 3. Ghost Of Dipset feat. Cam’Ron (Prod. [cont.]

Stream or purchase Clyde Carson’s new Playboy EP below, featuring collaborations with Cousin’ Fik, D-Lo, Master P, D Nice, Dez Dynamic, DJ Mustard and Shonuff.

First drop off of BAU Presents The Good BookBy The Alchemist & Budgie. Official description is as follows: Limited to 1,000 this product will begin to ship on March 11, 2014. BAU Presents The Good Book Produced by The Alchemist & Budgie featuring Action Bronson, Domo Genesis, Blu, Prodigy, Roc Marciano, J Rocc, Mick Luter [cont.]

Illmind continues his series of “Boomtrap” remixes, this time taking on Pharrell’s “Happy”.

One more from 2013′s B.O.A.T.S. II: Me Time.

Combat Jack writes: “One of my favorite interviews with one of the original Roc boys. Sauce talks growing up in the Marcy projects sandbox with childhood friend Jay Z, how Jay influenced him to start rapping. How he ghost wrote the Grammy winning “I’ll Be Missing You” for Diddy. He also gets personal about his [cont.]

#KRITWeek keeps it moving with a freestyle over Hi-Tek’s “Letter To The King” instrumental.

Directed by Steve Alien. From N.O.R.E. and Good Belt Gang’s Resource Room, out now on iTunes.

Danny Brown talks with FACT TV for their ‘My Favourite Record” webisode series, explaining his favorite album of all time is…… Korn’s Issues.

Pharrell sits in at Red Bull Studios to play his new album G I R L, which is in stores today, before a live studio audience. He also takes questions from the crowd about the album.

There’s no explanation of what exactly this ad for HUVr brand Hoverboards is really for, but it features a lot of celebrities, including Back To The Future‘s Christopher Lloyd, as well as Schoolboy Q, among others. The ad promises more information in December 2014, which is highly unlikely, really for an actual, functioning Hoverboard. Right? [cont.]

The latest addition to the Serato Icon Artist Series is Just Blaze. Just Blaze is an artist who evolves. He has seamlessly blended his career as one of Hip Hop’s most influential producers with his ongoing career as a DJ, which in 2014, is stronger than ever. His ability to adapt and his hunger to [cont.]

Fresh Prince of Darkness is the official debut album from Chicago emcee and Treated Crew leader, Mic Terror. The LP is a long time coming from one of Chicago’s hometown heroes. Fresh Prince of Darkness features production and appearances by Million $ Mano, Ryan ESL, THURZDAY, Gzus Piece, and more.

A brand new visual for “Angels Come Calling” (performed by B-Real and Demrick and prod. By DJ Khalil). The video was shot at the recent Cannabis Cup in San Bernardino, where B-Real was crowned “Stoner Of The Year” as well as during the most anticipated High Times Magazine cover, for which B-Real will be posing [cont.]