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Cipha and Peter tell us: “Bun B finally makes his way to Juan Epstein and man this was a treat. There is so much history here from classic Pimp C stories to Biggie & Jay-Z. Relax and Listen!”

Meet Young Guru. He’s a Glass Explorer, acclaimed DJ, producer and audio engineer who has helped shape the sound of music legends including Jay-Z, Rihanna, and Beyoncé. Join him as he explores the Los Angeles soundscape on the hunt for inspiration to create a new track. This film was shot entirely through Google Glass.

Cappadonna from the Wu-Tang explains what was going on when Old Dirty Bastard rushed the stage at the 1998 Grammys, explaining that he just wanted to show off his fresh suit. The rapper also addresses what he said on stage, and shares several other ODB stories, including one of him stealing the mic from Biggie [cont.]

This is more or less the same interview he gave with The Breakfast Club, but Troy Ave is in a rare place in his career where he can speak his mind without worrying about the politics of the industry. However he does name some names….. “At what point did it become cool to become a [cont.]

Eminem appears on RapFix Live to speak about how MMLP2 connects to MMLP1. Get More: Eminem, Music News Get More: Eminem, Music News

Today is the 20th anniversary of Wu-Tang Clan’s Enter The 36 Chambers. In the clips below, each Kendrick, Rick Ross, N.O.R.E., DJ Khaled, Big Sean, 2 Chainz, Schoolboy Q, and A$AP Rocky reflect on the crew’s influence on the game. Sway welcomes the Cappadonna, U-God, and Masta Killa to the show as well, in this [cont.]

Four years after their first interview J Cole and Hard Knock TV link up for their fourth in-depth interview. In part 1 J Cole talks to Nick about his first Hip Hop memory. “My first Rap music memory was Kool Moe Dee…I just remember being a big fan of Kool Moe Dee. I had a [cont.]

In this Interview with Montreality, Black Milk speaks about: – The type of student he was at school (0:12) – Jobs he had as a teenager growing up (0:44) – His 1st big paycheck (1:13) – The key to success (1:30) – His favorite cartoon character (2:09) – His favorite videogame (2:28) – What he [cont.]

Buckshot talks to MTV about Eminem’s cover of “I Got’Cha Open”. Get More: Music News

TDE’s newest member, Isaiah Rashad, stopped by Sway in the Morning and opened up about the pressures of being signed to such a successful label. The young TDE Tennessee rapper also kicked a freestyle over a few beats from DJ Wonder. In the third clip, he announces his debut mixtape, Cilvia.

This episode of Rhythm Roulette takes us to Brooklyn’s “The Thing” where we linked up with illustrious producer to the underground Marco Polo.

Troy Ave sits in with The Breakfast Club to discuss the release of his new album, New York City.

B.o.B sits down with Billboard’s The Juice to talk about his upcoming “Underground Luxury” album and his new label, Ham Squad.

Part 2 of this very candid interview starts with Hopsin telling Nick Huff Barili that he thinks “Kanye is on some bullshit”. Hop talks about his lyrics to “Hop is Back” where he states: “I gotta problem yo’,I was ecstatic to buy Yeezus / But I burned it first, Heard it and snapped in 5 [cont.]

Nicki Minaj sits in with The Breakfast Club. “I’m the queen of New York, I’m the king of New York.”

Big K.R.I.T. speaks about his new album, Cadillactica. He explained the perks of the experience. Additionally, Big K.R.I.T. discussed looking forward to cyphers at the 2013 BET Hip Hop Awards.

Smif N Wessun announce the release of their brand new Born and Raised EP on EVR’s ‘Federation Invasion’ with Max Glazer. They speak on how their reggae and hip-hop connection started, dating back to the neighborhoods they grew up in and leading up to their 1995 single “Sound Bwoy Burreil.” Born and Raised drops Dec. [cont.]

In celebration of the 10 year anniversary of “The Black Album”, super producer and artist, Pharrell Williams, sits down with JAY Z’s Life + Times and gives us the inside bringing art to life on the records he produced with JAY Z.

Lots of rappers visit The Breakfast Club all at once.