Pusha T joins Zane Lowe in the studio to speak about his latest album My Name Is My Name.

In this extensive Interview with Montreality, Chali 2na of Jurassic 5 speaks about: – The type of student he was at school (0:16) – Jobs he had as a teenager growing up (1:11) – His 1st big paycheck (2:36) – The key to success (3:20) – The importance of literature (4:20) – How “The Autobiography [cont.]

Four years after their first interview J Cole and Nick Huff Barili link up for their fourth in-depth interview. In part 3 J Cole explains the inspiration to his track “Rich N****z” from his album Born Sinner. Cole breaks down lyrics and tells stories to give deeper insight to the song.

West Coast rapper Schoolboy Q opens up on why Diddy is his idol, and shares a story about going to the music mogul’s house. He explains how his nickname “Puffy” came about, why Diddy thought he was dissing him, and what their conversation was like during their meeting.

Royce Da 5’9 spoke with VladTV about the effect of Kendrick Lamar’s “King of New York” verse and artists responding to him for his bold lyrical claims. He began by addressing Big Sean not rewriting his verse after hearing Kendricks’s, in which Kendrick threw shots at him on his own song. Royce felt that Sean [cont.]

Asher Roth sits in with Ciph and Peter at Juan Epstein, and comments on Em’s recent dis on “Asshole”.

Earlier this year, Kanye West and Sway made headlines when Ye proclaimed that he gave the Sway his first TV. For the first time since the incident in March, the two hip hop heads talk in person. Their interview began with Sway expressing his appreciation for Kanye’s Yeezus tour. “My demo is the Yeezus tour.” [cont.]

Sparks fly in this 40+ minute interview with Kanye West on The Breakfast Club. Charlemagne “I didn’t like Yeezus. Yeezus was wack….”

Kanye talks about many things in this clip including meeting Michael Jackson and working with J Dilla. The FULL podcast will drop next week, free on Itunes.

Kanye West explains in detail why he’s going to focus on being the ’2Pac of fashion’ and what he’s gonna do with a new sneaker deal via Adidas.

Revolt TV produced this special short on A Tribe Called Quest, whom reflect on their legacy after their final performances in New York City. In the second clip, OKP caught up with Phife Diggy to ask him about that dude wearing the Hammer pants in the “Bonita Applebum” video, his J Dilla knowledge, and other [cont.]

In this Interview with Montreality, N.O.R.E. speaks about: – The type of student he was at school (0:27) – Jobs he had as a teenager growing up (0:44) – His 1st big paycheck (1:03) – His passion for literature, favorite books (1:34) – His upcoming autobiography (1:56) – What he was in a previous lifetime [cont.]

Bun B kicks it with Whoo Kid on his new album Trill O.G.: The Epilogue, Kendrick Lamar’s “Control” verse, Jay Z and more.

Nas appears on NBC’s Talk Stoop, on his 40th birthday. They discuss “the n-word”, Nas ice grill, and more.

Mr. West speaks on the possibility of Yeezus 2, Cruel Winter, what he thought of Kendrick’s “Control” verse, and more. Bonus, in the second clip, Seth Rogan and James Franco re-enact the “Bound 2″ video.

Houston’s Trae Tha Truth sits in with The Breakfast Club, in promotion of his new mixtape, I Am King, hitting Nov. 25th.

Yelawolf tackled the ever-controversial topic of the loose use of the n-word amongst White rappers in Hip-Hop. While Yelawolf has disagreed with Lord Jamar’s views on the presence of homosexuality in Hip-Hop, he does agree with his views that White rappers are essentially “guests” in the house of Hip-Hop, and should refrain from using that [cont.]

Zane Lowe chats to Eminem in the final of a 4 part interview. Meanwhile, check out a preview of the video for “Rap God”, where Em does his best Max Headroom.

Jeff Koons and Pharrell Williams talk about using art to start a dialogue of acceptance, why Koons finds inspiration in everyday objects, and the messy custody battle that lead to the destruction of “Made in Heaven”

Schoolboy Q says Nas is his favorite emcee of all time, and gives his thoughts on his classic battle with Jay-Z.