Last week, ScHoolboy Q dropped by the Toca Tuesdays studio during his NY press run. Having been on the show a bunch of times, Q was ready to hop in the power cypher with Tony. In the second clip, ScHoolboy Q and Sway reminisce on an airport incident.

Or as we like to call it, the Wayne/Nicki sextape. Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded: The Re-Up: The Sequel: The Album: Part Two: The Final Chapter: Remixed, in stores now.

From Skillz’ Thoughts Become Things, available now.

From Disrupted Ads, available now.

From Pusha T’s Wrath Of Caine mixtape. In the second clip, Pusha discusses his upcoming album My Name Is My Name, and speaks on his beefs with Lil Wayne and Drake.

From THE LAYOVER hosted by: DJ Woogie. Directed & Edited By ALIWOOD.

Drake’s “get-some-shit-off-my-chest” record gets a pretty simple video, which highly likely shot at 5 AM In Toronto.

Thisis50 & Young Jack Thriller recently spoke with Dizzy Wright for an exclusive interview.He freestyles, talks about how he got down with Hopsin, how he recieved his following, Hopsin’s beefs, his style of music & much more.

From Tyler’s new LP, Wolf, out April 2nd. Directed By Wolf Haley.

We usually don’t post live performance videos, thanks to lousy shaky cam footage and poor audio, but in certain cases we make exceptions – like when Mobb Deep reunites for Paid Dues, which happened on Saturday.

Daz Dillinger, Kurupt and Snoop Dogg new smash that they dedicated to their hometown, “L.A. Here’s 2 U”. The production provided by Charlie Red. Directed By @therealdahdah.

Directed By Rony Alwin. Filmed last weekend at Ultra Music Festival in Miami. Aoki caking at the 3:20 mark. AZEALIA BANKS – NO PROBLEMS from Rony Alwin on Vimeo.

From the upcoming album Lip Lock.

Terrace Martin plays the sax….

With his long-awaited full-length solo project Ascension now available digitally, Jasiri X is debuting the latest video off the project: “Pillars” featuring Rhymesayers emcee Brother Ali. Ascension, produced entirely by Religion, is available at the links below.

XXL Magazine and Monster Energy Presents The 2013 XXL Freshman Class featuring rappers Logic, Dizzy Wright, Action Bronson, Schoolboy Q, Travis Scott, Trinidad James, Ab-Soul, Joey Bada$$, Kirko Bangz and Angel Haze. Go behind the scenes and get a sneak peak of the rap cyphers, freestyles, roundtable interview and magazine cover shoot. Stay tuned for [cont.]

Trinidad James follows up “All Gold Everything” with his already buzz-worthy “Female$ Welcomed” video. Trap fans should look to the Enferno remix that dropped some months back.

Joey Bada$$’s Pro Era crew appear on 106 & Park to spit some bars.

From Raekwon’s Lost Jewelry mixtape. Directed by Mazi O.

From 2012′s Mourning In America & Dreaming In Color. Produced by Jake One. Video directed by Andrew Melby/One Light Collective.