Uncle Murda stops by The Breakfast Club, in promotion of his new mixtape, Ain’t Nothing Sweet. His opening statement, “Back in the days, me and my people used to take stuff from people that didn’t deserve it…”

In this brief interview with Bootleg Kev, Action Bronson speaks on collaborating with Eminem, looking up to Jadakiss & Kool G. Rap, and his friendship with Riff Raff.

Aloe Blacc spotlight for Vevo Lift, brought to you by McDonalds.

Schoolboy Q sits in with Angie Martinez at Hot 97, and speaks about his new album Oxymoron. He also speaks on lean usage and claims his “music sucks right now”.

In spite of their upcoming tour together, Big Boi says that there is no new LP from Outkast currently in the works.

Meet 2 Chainz’s #1 fan, all the way turned up. This is hilarious.

Andre The Giant speaks to Eclipse at Sirius XM about the planned D.I.T.C. remix album, which will include work from each Alchemist, DJ Premier, Buckwild, and more.

ScHoolboy Q discusses the meaning on the album title Qxymoron & why Nas is his favorite rapper, although Jay Z is the best that ever did it.

Isaiah Rashad sits in with The Breakfast Club, in promotion of his new Cilvia Demo EP LP out now on Top Dawg Entertainment.

Step Brothers members Alchemist and Evidence spoke to VladTV about new music they recorded with former Whooliganz member Scott Caan not too long ago, and how he “killed” Action Bronson on the track. The song currently doesn’t have a specified destination regarding where it will be released, but they both confidently stated that he definitely [cont.]

The New York rapper sits down with the Champs to discuss smoking weed with his mother, the stupidity of his name and what makes for a great album.

Here is the wedding proposal episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians.

A crown-wearing Maino explains his self-appointed King Of Brooklyn title up at The Breakfast Club. Angela: “I Was just talking about you the other day… ” Maino: “Yeah? I hope good.”

In this Interview with Montreality, Talib Kweli speaks about: – The type of student he was at school (0:11) – Jobs he had as a teenager growing up (0:37) – His 1st big paycheck (1:05) – Previous emcee names (1:29) – His passion for literature, favorite books (1:37) – Announces his upcoming book, “Vibrate Higher” [cont.]

Kanye opens up for 20 minutes during his New Jersey Yeezus tour for a new rant. In this statement, he speaks on Nike vs. Adidas, Drake’s Rolling Stone comments, the media misquoting artists, The Grammy’s, and why he’s a genius, of course.

Common debuted his new single “Made In Black America” earlier this week. Here’s the whole show, which finds him freestyling and speaking on his upcoming album, Nobody Smiling. Watch this man freestyle, then hang up your mic for good….

And we quote: Out Da Box Radio is extremely happy to bring you our first episode of the year, featuring the talented and accomplished Brooklyn Lyricist better known as “Talib Kweli”. It has been a long time coming in trying to connect with the brother, so it was indeed a pleasure to finally achieve the [cont.]

Rapsody & producer 9th Wonder of Little Brother fame sit down with OKP TV to rep Jamla, the squad in a quick round of “The Questions” game for this Okayplayer video interview.

Rapper Iamsu! opens up about his line in Sage the Gemini’s Gas Pedal, where he rhymes, “She a trick for a dollar bill/And her boyfriend a b*tch call him Tyler Perry/Eugh, I’m in a black bat lookin’ scary.” He reveals that he was speaking about Tyler’s “Madea” character, but doesn’t believe that he was taking [cont.]

For the 10th Anniversary of The College Dropout, Twista talks about making “Slow Jamz” with Kanye West.