Rick Ross talks about his new record with Jay Z titled “The Devil is a Lie” and why he jumped on the Lorde “Royals” remix.

2 Chainz breaks down “Fork” from B.O.A.T.S. 2: Me Time.

Big Boy welcomes Kanye West to the neighborhood for an in-depth interview, which turns into a freestyle session about an hour in. This is a recording of the live stream, so bear with the playlist.

Whoever put this online managed to leave the commercials in, so skip to about the 4:30 mark to start watching.

Kendrick speaks with Revolt TV at his Powerhouse Philly performance, hinting that his next album is on the way.

Talib Kweli sits in with BRealTV to speak on his next LP, Gravitas, dropping December 15th.

Ill Bill sits in with B-Real’s Dr. Greenthumb TV channel to speak on the next La Coka Nostra album.

Famed battle rapper and urban activist Immortal Technique speaks on the differences in battle rap today, thanks to the exposure gained from the Internet. He also explains why young artists should open their eyes to the details of the business aspect of battle rapping, so they don’t get taken advantage of when they start out.

Rick Ross sits in with Sway at MTV to speak on working with Jay-Z over the years, and a new track the two did together for his new album Mastermind, entitled, “The Devil Is A Lie”. Get More: Get More: Rick Ross, Music News

The Cali emcee visits New York, and sits in with both Sway In The Morning and Hot 97.

South Central’s ex-pusher, ex-gangsta, ex-baller Schoolboy Q broke down it down when he was in London last month. Talking Role Models, Studio Sessions, his forthcoming album Oxymoron and Bad Habits over a copy of the Financial Times, we get some serious Life Lessons with the TDE don.

In part 2 of Hard Knock TV’s interview, Hit Boy talks to Nick Huff Barili about growing up mainly with his Mom and 2 Sisters. “I definitely had to grow up a lot faster and I had to learn how to be the man of the house. I had to learn how to take care [cont.]

Legendary producer Salaam Remi sits in with the Bossip crew to speak on his work with The Fugees and how it changed music, among other topics.

Childish Gambino sits in with The Breakfast Club to speak on his upcoming LP, Because The Internet, his acting career, Kanye West, and more.

J. Cole breaks down the history behind the track “Crooked Smile” for MTV. Get More: J. Cole, MTV Shows

Diddy sits in with Jimmy Kimmel to discuss sports, the launching of Revolt, Kanye West, going shirtless, and more.

U-God spoke with Bossip about whether he believes there is truth to rumors of a music illuminati. That said, he asserted that the idea of an illuminati is a good thing. U-God also talked about the current state of underground hip hop.

Hard Knock TV’s exclusive in-depth interview with Hit Boy. In part 1 Hit talks to Nick Huff Barili about his first Hip Hop memory (N.W.A) and how watching his uncle perform in a group called Troop made him want to get into Rapping and Producing. Hit Boy says that he started taking rapping seriously at [cont.]

Famed Wu-Tang rapper Ghostface Killah speaks about new projects he has in the works, and shares his thoughts about Drake bringing a new generation of fans to movement from his”Wu-Tang Forever” track. Ghostface also reveals if he thinks newer artists will have the same longevity as Wu-Tang has for the past two decades.

Raekwon and Ghostface Killah leave the slums of Shaolin to joins Crowd Goes Wild and talk basketball, boxing, and blogs.