Legends, Prodigy (HNIC) & Alchemist recently released critically acclaimed Albert Einstein and were performing at A3C when we caught up with them. They had them talking real in a disgusting bathroom.

Neighborhood Nipsey Hussle pays DJ Skee a visit to discuss his new Crenshaw mixtape and reveal the details behind its $100 price tag. Though giving every fan the option to download the project for free via DatPiff, Nipsey explains he wanted create a dialogue among his fans and Hip Hop enthusiasts as well as create [cont.]

In this episode, RJD2 talks about his darkest musical moment, why he’ll buy any record with “Philadelphia” songs on it, and why he thinks vinyl will die out with his generation. Crate Diggers profiles people with extraordinary vinyl record collections, with owners displaying and telling the stories behind their collections. Two HipHopSite.Com 45′s seen in [cont.]

The self proclaimed boss of the Rap game touches down on the West Coast and checks in with DJ Skee for an exclusive interview. Take a look as Rozay makes himself comfortable on Skee’s studio leather couch, puffs on a blunt and gets into details behind his upcoming Mastermind LP. The Miami native addresses the [cont.]

Schoolboy Q sits in with Sway In The Morning to speak on his verse on The BET Hip-Hop Awards cypher. Kendrick also calls in to weigh in on the topic.

Dope new series from Pharrell’s I Am Other YouTube channel. Rapper Mac Lethal fast raps the week in news from the i am OTHER news desk. This week he looks at the government shutdown, the latest on the SUV-biker rally altercation, and the Jimmy Kimmel / Kanye West Twitter beef that culminated in the epic [cont.]

Famed rapper and urban activist Immortal Technique shares his thoughts on people’s fascination with the secret society, The Illuminati, but he says people should be more scared of corporations. He also speaks about how certain decisions made in the government are controlling our lives on a deeper level than we actually see. “Remove your clothes!” [cont.]

Long Island rapper R.A. the Rugged Man shares his thoughts on Lord Jamar’s recent comments on white rappers being guests in hip-hop, revealing where he stands on the subject. Rugged Man also explains how white rappers must prove themselves in the industry, comparing the situation to Elvis and rock and roll.

Dom Kennedy tells Vibe that he was eating breakfast when his album, Get Home Safely, leaked early.

In part two of Noisey’s glorious Kathy Griffin X A$AP Rocky Back & Forth, A$AP dubs Kathy The First Lady of A$AP Mob, and Kathy shows A$AP her very special handshake nudge nudge wink wink.

Black Moon, the iconic rap group from Brooklyn, NY comprised of Buckshot, 5FT and DJ Evil Dee, are celebrating the 20-year anniversary of their debut album, Enta Da Stage, on Oct. 19th. In this mini-doc. the group discusses their early beginnings, exploring topics such as the first time they met; initial studio recordings; mixing Enta [cont.]

As revealed in last night’s BET Awards cypher, Jon Connor has signed to Aftermath. Congrats, Jon! In the below interview, he speaks on how it happened. Read our review of Unconscious State, from earlier this year.

Noisey asked 2 Chainz to respond to some of the YouTube comments left on his video “Feds Watching”. Subjects covered include being a swag chef, sammiches, and a fan wanting to become a walrus.

Danny Brown talks about being friends with Kendrick Lamar, why Old is the second best album of the year next to Kanye West’s Yeezus, and how he was inspired by Radiohead’s Kid A.

In the final part [4] of Hard Knock TV’s interview Dizzy tells Nick Huff Barili how having a daughter lead him to change his name from Dizzy D Flashy to Dizzy Wright. “I come from a dysfunctional family so my daughter was like the piece that kinda held me together. I was kinda losing sight [cont.]

R.A. The Rugged Man has never shied away from controversy, whether in his music or his political views. Recently, R.A. sat down with The Young Turks to discuss politics, his career, free speech, racism, and more. Speaking with former MSNBC and Current TV contributor Cent Uygur, R.A. explains his controversial track “Shoot Me In The [cont.]

Famed Atlanta rapper 2 Chainz explains where his original rap name, “Tity Boi,” came from and reveals that changing his name definitely helped his career. He also speaks about working on his music after “Duffle Bag Boy” with Lil Wayne, explaining why he felt it was Wayne’s time to shine on the album.

Redman stops by Double G News to talk with Nemo Hoes about funk in rap, the marijuana movement, Mt. Kushmore, Muddy Waters 2 and Roy Jones, Jr.

In this Interview with Montreality, Danny Brown speaks about: – The type of student he was at school – Jobs he had as a teenager growing up – His 1st big paycheck – Whether or not he enjoys reading books – What he thinks he were in a previous lifetime – His favorite cartoon character [cont.]

Black Milk sits in with Young Jack Thriller of ThisIs50, to speak on his new album, No Poison, No Paradise, as well the origins of his name. He also drops a quick freestyle.