Gangsta Gibbs sits in with The Breakfast Club.

Can’t say we expected to see this one.

Saigon offers insight on the lack of conscious hip-hop in today’s market, as well as why he believes Jay Electronica’s album has been delayed.

A 47-minute sit down with the legendary Diamond D.

Nardwuar interviews Bun B at The Venue in Vancouver, BC, Canada.

N.O.R.E. sits in with The Breakfast Club, DJ Envy holds it down from jump, then Angela Yee and Charlamagne join in a little later.

Nicki Minaj talks her work on The Other Woman with Cameron Diaz, her next album, and whether or not her gigantic ass causes too much attention.

Rosenberg: “You think you know what you’re getting here? You’re wrong. The pure history of Def Jam and basically the history of hip hop from Russell himself. We only make it til about 1985 but part 2 is a coming! I cannot believe I didn’t even know what Def Jam really meant. Wow…”

Chicago native Vic Mensa drops by the Scion AV All Purpose Show to speak with Prince Paul and crew about showing different sides of his city through hip-hop, his band Kids These Days, and wanting to be approached by more female fans. Vic wraps up the interview with a true freestyle, featuring Mr. Dead on [cont.]

Fif sits in with Funk Flex, to speak on his departure from Interscope, Nas, G-Unit, Jay-Z vs. Drake, and much more in this in-depth interview.

Pusha T sits in with Larry King for an over-the-shoulders interview. We can’t say we saw this one coming.

Danny Brown talks to Westwood about his new single ’25 Bucks’, influence of the UK & Grime, fashion, festivals, getting head on stage and why he gave up syrup & its side effects.

Lupe Fiasco has announced that he and producer S1 (Symbolyc One) are working on a collaborative LP, Black Vietnam, on Twitter yesterday. S1 also commented on the project on Twitter, saying “”Got together with da fam @LupeFiasco last night to develop #BlackVietnam alil more! He also played me some new HEAT! Crazy!! S1.” It is [cont.]

Skateboard P sits in with Howard Stern Show for over an hour.

Future appears on Arsenio to perform two cuts from his new LP, Honest, as well as have a brief sit down with Mr. Hall.

DJ Khaled kicks a hole in the speaker, pulls the plug, and then jets, before telling MTV that he has Jay Z on the first single from his new album, which may or may not be called 8 Summers. Clearly rehearsed.

Peter Bailey continues his critically-acclaimed docu-series by inviting Schoolboy Q to share a NiteCap inside Miami’s Circle House Studios. The TDE emcee discusses being the new face of gangsta rap, recalls his daughter seeing strippers at his show & transitioning from being a Crip to superstardom.

In part 1, Chuck talks writing process, bomb squad, artists leaving major record labels + more. Nick Huff Barili of Hard Knock TV, in collaboration with www.GRAMMY.com sits down with the legendary Chuck D for in-depth interview. In part 2, Chuck talks about the death of Hip Hop groups, influence on N.W.A, working with Ice [cont.]

Future sits with the Hot 97 Morning Show to talk about their differences, chopping it up with Ebro, Cipha Sounds, and Rosenberg. Check out his CRWN interview with Elliott Wilson down below, as well.

Bill Simmons and Jalen Rose are joined by Drake to talk about his Raptors’ improvement after the Rudy Gay trade, the great fans of Toronto, and when Jalen used to bump into Drake at the club in Toronto. In the second clip, watch Drake lint-roll his pants courtside at the game.