Fabolous performs “We Get High” off his Soul Tape 2.

From God Forgives, I Don’t.

From T.I.’s forthcoming G.D.O.D. (Get Dough or Die) compilation.

Round one of XXL’s Freshman Cypher series.

Angel Haze delivers her entry for XXL’s Freshmen cover.

From Chinx Drugz Cocaine Riot 3 mixtape, available now.

Wiz Khalifa, Action Bronson, Smoke DZA, MGK, and others appear in this mini documentary for The Smokers Club, discussing their first time smoking marijuana, and the unfortunate side-effect of “the munchies”.

Styles P unveils the latest video off his new album “Float”. Entirely produced by Scram Jones, Float is Styles’ first project with High Times Records and features appearances from the likes of Jadakiss, N.O.R.E., Sheek Louch, Raekwon, and more.

Directed By @IvanBerrios1021. Look out for Ace Hood’s Trials & Tribulations on July 16.

Directed by Shawn Church, from Pusha T’s Wrath of Caine mixtape.

Two videos released in remembrance of Guru’s death three years ago. The first is Moment Of Truth, a lost interview with Guru from around 2008-2009. Director Matt Hobbs says: Back in late 2008 and early 2009 we had the the biggest privilege to be able to spend some time with Guru before he passed away. [cont.]

Mini-doc on Raekwon’s trip to The Shrine in Chicago. A Camovement by Cam Be. Raekwon – Hip-Hop: Yesterday, Today, Forever from Cam Be on Vimeo.

Here is the “work safe” version of DJ Paul’s “No Panties”, which appears on his album A Person of Interest. The “Rated PG Version” tag is debatable.

Miguel recruits Kendrick Lamar for the slick, live-performance video for the remix of “How Many Drinks?”, directed by Clark Jackson.

A. Brons turns in his entry for XXL’s Freshmen Freestyle series.

Last month, Dizzy Wright was named to XXL Magazine’s 2013 Freshmen Class, being announced as the “People’s Champ” fan-vote winner. Today, the celebration continues with the release of Dizzy’s “XXL Freshman Freestyle.” The acapella clip shows just what makes Dizzy so special as a rapper, as he mixes complex lyricism with a delicate balance of [cont.]

Mack and Ryan deliver this video from 2012′s excellent The Heist LP. The video is directed by Ryan Lewis, along with Jason Koenig and Jon Jon Augustavo. Ryan writes: It seems like when a music video comes out, the title that receives all of the credit and travels with a film is that of the [cont.]

KRS-One Freestyles on the Dr. Greenthumb Show. What’s that dude in the yellow doing, tho?

From former No Limit soldier Fiend’s Little Ghetto Boy mixtape, available now. This is dope.

Yasiin Bey (the artist formerly known as Mos Def) surprises the crowd in at La Bataclan, Paris by bringing out Mr. West to join in the performance.