Tyler gives an awkward/funny interview on the Grammy’s red carpet, speaking on the success of Frank Ocean, and other topics.

Breathtaking.

In this Interview with Montreality, Onyx speak about: – Their passion for literature & favorite books (0:23) – What they would call their book, if they were to write one (1:08) – What they think they were in previous lifetimes (1:35) – Their last meals of choice (2:00) – Their favorite cartoon characters (3:09) - [cont.]

The first single off the Highly anticipated compilation album THE CHASE. Producer Kid Tsunami enlists Hip Hop vet Sean Price and Chuck Chilla on Guitar. The video was shot in downtown Brooklyn by Mark Carranceja [Director, Cinematographer, & Editor] | Malik Honor [Assistant Director & 2nd Camera Operator] | Kasaun Smalls [Production Manager] For more [cont.]

A documentary style video of the first single off Sadat X’s Love, Hell or Right album, featuring Pharoahe Monch and Phil G. Produced by Grant Parks. Directed by: Danny Joe Sorge.

“Anthem” featuring Frank N Dank, produced by J Dilla. Mixed and mastered from the original 2-inch tape. 12-inch clear vinyl to be released on Pay Jay Productions, Spring 2013. http://www.rappcats.com/shop/jdilla-anthem/

New Mac Miller under his Larry Fisherman alias.

Drake first single from his third, as-of-yet-untitled LP gets a video. But why does his nametag say “Drake”? We all know he was Aubrey when he worked at Save-On.

New material from A$AP, not included on the new album, Long.Live.ASAP.

Before his sold out show at Santos in NYC, Freddie Gibbs speaks to Duck Down Visuals about his first hand experience with Police brutality, being discharged from the Army and the inspiration to do an album with Madlib entitled “Cocaine Piñata.”

After a stressful couple of days, the guys let out a little steam hanging out in downtown Detroit and partying with some new friends.

Youngsters, here’s a history lesson for you on Erick Sermon and Parrish Smith, collectively known as EPMD. Let’s get down to Business…..

Rap conglomerate, “The Demigodz”, deliver their long-awaited full length album. After years of strongly cultivating their fanbase and branding their stamp within the underground hip hop scene, this supergroup of sharp soloists unite to create a force of witty lyricism and authentic, classic-style East Coast hip-hop production. The crew consists of many recognizable names, including [cont.]

Youtube commenter: “Snoop Lion looks and sounds just like Snoop Dogg.”

Joey Badass’ Pro Era crew hit Kay Slay’s show on Shade45 to drop an exclusive freestyle.

T.I. goes track by track and explains the story behind each song from his latest album, Trouble Man: Heavy Is The Head.

Flocka sits in with The Breakfast Club.

Fif writes: “This was inspired by 10years anniversary of GET RICH OR DIE TRYIN. I wrote the song so everytime i hear it it reminds me of it. I wrote it the day before yesterday shot yesterday. it took me longer to find the beat than to actually write it. I didnt shoot the 3rd [cont.]

Baauer’s “Harlem Shake” has taken on a life of it’s own. There’s a good vocal version of the track by !Mayday! called “Barricade”.

The first release off of HARK dropping 3/12/13. Directed by The Doppelgangaz.