Danny Brown and Vic Mensa sit in at Pete Rosenberg and Cipha Sounds Juan Epstein show.

In this Interview with Montreality, Ab-Soul speaks about: – The type of student he was at school (0:18) – Jobs he had as a teenager growing up (0:56) – His 1st big paycheck (1:28) – Whether or not he enjoys reading books (1:35) – What he thinks he were in a previous lifetime (2:00) - [cont.]

Fuse spends time with CJ Fly, who break down tracks from his new mixtape “Thee Way Eye See It.”

Why does Big K.R.I.T. have a tattoo of an AK-47? Why does he stay away from “crazy shit”? and why does Bun B have such kind words for his Southern brethren? These questions and more arose from our latest episode of “The Questions”. Questions upon questions upon questions. Video by Sama’an Ashwari. Music by Desert_Head.

Cipha Sounds and DJ Khaled attempt to resolve their beefs up at Hot 97. This is pretty entertaining.

When L.A.-based label Top Dawg Entertainment (Kendrick Lamar, Schoolboy Q) announced that their latest signee, 21-year-old Isaiah Rashad, is from Chattanooga, Tenn., everybody took note. Myspace visited Rashad’s hometown to find out how the young MC caught the attention of the big dogs. ONETWOWATCH: Isaiah Rashad from Myspace on Myspace.

Rapper Riff Raff sits down with the Crowd Goes Wild panel to find out if he has what it takes to join the CGW Celebrity Hall of Fandom.

Kanye West appears on the Bay Area’s Wild 94.9 to discuss the Yeezus tour, the Illuminati, and using his “white voice” for corporate America.

Pusha T opens up about Kanye going on a rant during the listening party for “My Name is My Name,” and reveals why he was caught off guard but not surprised by Kanye’s actions. He also clarifies recent comments he made about people wanting to dress like “bad rappers,” and adds that most rappers care [cont.]

Diddy sits in with The Breakfast Club to discuss the launch of his new cable channel, Revolt TV.

Del, Dan The Automator, and Kid Koala head up to Sway In The Morning at Shade 45, to speak on the release of their new album, Deltron 3030 Event II. In the second clip, Del freestyles alongside Digable Planets’ Ladybug Mecca.

With the release of Tinie Tempah’s new album, Demonstration, just weeks away, the Pass Out MC sat down with RWD to break-down the collaborations, producers and creative process involved in his hotly anticipated sophomore LP. Tinie talks working with Pharrell Williams, Dizzee Rascal, Big Sean, Emeli Sandé, 2 Chainz and more.

Ransom stopped by Sway In The Morning and addressed many topics that fans may have been wondering about. The New Jersey rapper explained his direction when working on his album, The Proposal. Boston native Statik Selektah reached out to Ransom via Twitter after hearing a track and brought him in to Shade 45. From there [cont.]

The Breakfast Club welcomes Cee-Lo Green to the show, to talk about his work with The Voice, Las Vegas, Goodie Mob, Andre 3000, and more.

Would Danny Brown rather work with Justin Bieber or Paris Hilton? Would he hang with Bill Clinton or Jay Z? Find out in the rapper’s Hypothetically Speaking Q&A. OLD in stores now, review coming soon.

Dom Kennedy talks crazy fans & twitter followers with Big Boy.

R.A. stops by Sirius XM’s Sway In The Morning show to discuss the controversial track “Make You Famous” off his new album Legends Never Die.

Ja Rule and Irv Gotti go down memory lane on this episode of Juan Epstein with Peter Rosenberg and Cipha Sounds.

Pusha T talks trap life and the difference between the rap world and the streets. Directed by Orson Whales & Kris Ex.

Q presents a Canadian broadcast exclusive interview with Drake. The critically acclaimed emcee joins Jian Ghomeshi to talk about growing up in Toronto, what he wants to achieve with his music, and what kind of legacy he hopes to leave behind.