Though his brother has had a huge influence on his music since day one, Atlanta hip hop artist and producer B.o.B is the kind of guy to “pick something up and take it on his own.” Bobby Ray reflects on his origins and on how far he’s come as he joins Shaheem Reid for another [cont.]

Exclusive in-depth interview with Tech N9ne. In part 1 Tech talks to Nick Huff Barili about his new song featuring Kendrick Lamar, Mayday and Kendall Morgan called “Fragile” off his upcoming Something Elsealbum. Tech explains how a critic’s review of his Paid Dues performance inspired him to write the song. Tech not only addresses the [cont.]

The final part of Jay Z in conversation with Zane Lowe about family and the future.

In this episode, “Obey” street artist Shepard Fairey talks about Ice Cube pumping him up, the intersection of hip hop and skate culture, and the creation of his alter ego, DJ Diabetic.

Dwele talks about getting his start, who he is as a person, meeting Slum Village and Kanye West, best advice he ever received, the industry not being about the music anymore & much more.

The mighty Souls Of Mischief sit in with Sway In The Morning. They speak on their new album with Adrian Younge, today’s generation, going back to school, and more.

Famed hip hop artist and urban activist Immortal Technique shares his thoughts on the George Zimmerman trial and verdict, explaining what he meant when he said “Zimmerman is the new OJ.” Immortal Technique also reveals whether he thinks the trial will go to Civil Trial, what he thinks of Zimmerman supporters, and the conversations that [cont.]

In part three of Jay-Z’s interview with BBC Radio 1, he chats with Zane Lowe about family, business, and politics.

Snoop Lion says George Zimmerman wouldn’t be free if the prosecutors cared about getting justice for Trayvon Martin.

Ace Hood sits in with The Breakfast Club, to speak on the release of his new album, Trials & Tribulations, T-Pain’s new Bugatti, and his fake watches.

Timbaland speaks with Revolt TV about his fallout with Jay-Z and their subsequent reconciliation. He also speaks on a song called “Sorry”, where he and Keri Hilson apologize to Jay-Z and Beyonce.

Big Sean talks about dropping his second studio album, Hall of Fame: Memoirs of a Detroit Player on August 27th and how he balances work and family.

A$AP Rocky and Kendrick Lamar take part in Google Play’s 50 Under 30 campaign in this sub-series called My Favorite Things, where they speak on their personal interests.

Brother Ali weighs in on the recent closing of the Zimmerman trial, and the death of Trayvon Martin. He writes: “I made this video in conversation with people who follow me on social media about Racism in our society. People are going to have all kinds of reactions in the comments including hate. If you [cont.]

Part two of Jay-Z’s interview with BBC Radio 1′s Zane Lowe, as they examine fame and the new album, Magna Carta Holy Grail.

DJ Pizzo of HipHopSite.Com (that’s me) speaks with Slug of Atmosphere, before his performance at The Boulevard Pool at The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas. They talk about Atmosphere’s new single “Bob Segar”, the possibility of a new album, the Step Brothers project, Rhymesayers longevity, working with Diamond D, his Felt projects with Murs, and a [cont.]

Zane Lowe sits in Abby Road Studios to speak on the creation of Magna Carta Holy Grail, in part one of their interview together.

TDE’s ScHoolboy Q sits down with Karen Civil to discuss his new album, upcoming tour, his text to Wale, his future as an actor, and more on Civil TV. ScHoolboyQ talks to Civil TV for the 3rd time to give hip-hops hottest insider the scoop on what’s next and his future as an actor. ScHoolboy [cont.]

Gunplay visits the Combat Jack Show. They speak about his jewelry, the BET awards, and being a part of Rick Ross’ MMG label.

Ludacris sits in with The Breakfast Club (back) for the first time ever.