Prodigy speaks with Whoo-Kid, covering a number of topics including: beef with 2Pac back in the days, Mobb Deep’s new collaborative track with M.O.P., their next album and tour, Schoolboy Q, and more.

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.]

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.

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.]

Nas speaks to NiceKicks about his latest venture, a sneaker shop in Las Vegas called 12AM Run. The shop will be located in the new LINQ center on Las Vegas Boulevard, which is also home to the much buzzed about Brooklyn Bowl concert venue.

With Pharrell’s G I R L album dropping tomorrow, Skateboard P calls in The Breakfast Club to chat. Topics covered include his infamous hat, the fact he never ages, the concept behind his album cover, and more.

On this episode of Mass Appeal’s Video Print, it’s TDE newcomer Isaiah Rashad. During his first extended stay in NYC, they caught up with the man behind the recently released Cilvia Demo and one of 2013′s best cuts “I Shot You Down”.

Raekwon speaks on his absence on the “Wu-Tang Forever” remix, as well as the hold up for A Better Tomorrow LP, and his business difficulties with RZA. He also touches upon his next LP, F.I.L.A.

The Los Angeles rapper has lived a lot of life in his 27 years. “I call myself All-American,” he says. “I done been an athlete, a gang member, drug dealer. I done been a kid that was kind of living on the fortunate side when my mama was starting to do good, and I was [cont.]

With Mastermind’s release in tow, Rick Ross stops by Hot 97 to speak on his cover of Biggie’s “(You’re Nobody) Til Somebody Kills You”, as well as his recent reconciliation with Young Jeezy.

Tity Boy meets another Stan at a meet & greet. She doesn’t top the first dude though.

Kanye West sat in up at Late Night With Seth Meyers last night, giving a composed interview and performing a medley of hits from his catalog.

Schoolboy Q speaks to J Cruz and Justin Credible on the day of release of Oxymoron, along with a surprise call from Kendrick Lamar.

On the release date of Oxymoron, Schoolboy Q joins Cipha Sounds and Peter Rosenberg on the Juan Epstein Show. 80 minutes with Schoolboy Q, covering his days bangin’ in Hoover, getting with TDE, working with Kendrick, and much more.

Wiz sits in with Whoo-Kid to speak on his new album, Blacc Hollwood, Mac & Devin Go To High School 2, The Grammys, his next tour and much more with DJ Whoo Kid.

In this episode of DECODED T.D.E.’s Isaiah Rashad breaks down the meaning behind “Tranquility,” from his album Cilvia Demo.

Common appears on ESPN’s Outside The Lines to discuss the NFL’s banning of players using the N-word on the field.

Schoolboy Q sits in with The Breakfast Club in promotion of this month’s release of #Oxymoron, and why 50 Cent’s collaboration did not make the cut.

Pusha T talks about his relationship with Kanye West, reuniting the production team of Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo for “King Push”, and his new tour with 2 Chainz, 2 Good to Be T.R.U.