E-A-Ski teams with Ice Cube for the second single from Fifth of Skithoven. Directed by Rock Jacobs and starring Danny Glover, who’s getting too old for this shit.

Wiz Khalifa collaborates with The Weeknd for the second single from O.N.I.F.C., now slated for a December 4th release date.

From Al-Do’s upcoming release, Nose Candy, hitting October 10th. Lee Bannon on the beat.

The legendary Philly rapper looks back on his career with Roc-A-Fella and Jay-Z, who said Beanie would go down as one of the greatest rappers of all time. Beans also details his famous rap beef with Jadakiss, and reveals that it wasn’t anything personal against Jada, he was just looking to lay his “bones down [cont.]

Here’s another preview from Gangsta Gibbs’ highly-anticipated Baby Face Killa mixtape, which hits tomorrow. Featuring Curren$y, this DJ Izzo + Matterafact produced joint borrows equally from Jay-Z and 2Pac.

Produced by EP (of The Doppelgangaz).

Collectively and individually, MHz has been one of the most influential underground rap crews of the past 15 years. Comprised of producer RJD2 and rappers Copywrite, Camu Tao, Jakki Da Motamouth, and Tage Future, the collective first came together in Columbus, Ohio, a loose group of basement freestylers talented enough to garner the attention of [cont.]

Earlier this month, Oh No announced a new collaborative album with upstart producer Chris Keys. The album, titled Ashes, in which Oh No, for the very first time, relinquishes totally his producer reins, will be released October 23rd via Heavy Keys Records. In announcing the project, Oh & Chris gave fans an early preview with [cont.]

Lupe Fiasco breaks down his new single “Lamborghini Angels”, hitting stores tomorrow, September 25th.

Dir. T.S. Pfeffer & Robert McHugh.

So, the story behind this unreleased 2008 track is Nicki Minaj was getting impatient during Young Money Records’ courting process, so she wrote a “Stan”-esque song to Lil’ Wayne, complete with suicidal, gunshot sound-effect ending.

Extreme close-up interview with Fuse. Patron Cupcakes, for the win.

With the upcoming release of her debut album Somethin’ ‘Bout Kreay, Fat Jew decided to have a quick sit down with Kreashawn to discuss absolutely nothing relevant. As always it is mentally insane, he gives her a ridiculous present and there’s a short surprise at the end.

Ludacris featuring Kelly Rowland “Representin” off the forthcoming Ludaversal album coming soon. “Representin” produced by Jim Jonsin & Rico Love. Released by: Disturbing Tha Peace / Def Jam Recordings. Release date: Oct 9, 2012.

One more from Charity Starts At Home, produced by S1 and Caleb, directed by Kenneth Price.

Mac Miller’s electronic alias surfaces again (aka Larry Dollaz), with this new collabo with The Dyson.

Pusha T graces the remix of Ransom’s “Don King”, originally appearing on the Winter’s Coming mixtape.

Asher visits Sway In The Morning to speak on the release of his next album, and why it’s taking so long to come out. He also peforms “The World Is Not Enough” and “Bastermating”.

By popular demand, we have moved the Recently Commented On section back to the right-hand side of the site, like it was on our previous version, rather than the bottom of the page since the launch of this version. We’ve also added the latest headlines from our newly launched house/electronic sister site WeAllHitPlay.Com on the [cont.]

“The Schools closed, the prisons open.” Hip-Hop at it’s best is more than entertainment – it is political. Enter Petey Greene: 70’s & 80’s DC radio host turned television celebrity, who made his mark discussing racism, poverty, drugs, and life in America with unparalleled candor. Fast forward 30 years and much of rap has lost [cont.]