Directed by Dr. Zodiak.

Three more verses from the upcoming 30-man posse cut, “The Rap Monument,” produced by Hudson Mohawke.

Big Gipp’s “Boxed Up Shawty” off his brand new mixtape Mr. Get Down.

Havoc’s new album 13 Reloaded is in stores now. Directed by Tom Vujcic.

DJ Premier stars in this Funny Or Die sketch, where he plays new beats for Royce Da 5’9, Lady Of Rage, and Miguel.

Directed by Primate Rhyme for Primat City TV. From the album, Around The Sun.

Produced by Mike the Martyr, from Muja Messiah’s God Kissed It The Devil Missed It on iTunes now. Directed by Adam Stanzak.

“Oh My Darling (Don’t Cry)” is the second single off of Run The Jewels 2. Directed by Timothy Saccenti. In the second clip, the El-P auditions cats for Meow The Jewels.

Fab’s The Young OG Project goes on sale Christmas Day on iTunes. Pre-order starts December 15th.

Directed by Raul Buitrago. Produced by Inspirmentalist. J-Live and Kurious help out. In the second clip, peep “Anything,” a leftover non-album track from the Hallways recording sessions.

Pusha T’s verse from the upcoming 30-emcee posse cut, “The Rap Monument,” produced Hudson Mohawke. Watch Retch’s verse in clip #2.

In this nocturnal edition of Fuck, That’s Delicious, Action Bronson shows us some of his favorite late-night go-to’s for midnight snacking. From the most Northern parts of Queens to Washington Heights, the FTD audience will get a well-curated tour of New York City’s lesser-known after-dark eateries. We also get a chance to see Mr. Wonderful [cont.]

From Travi$’ buzzing Days Before Radio project.

“Long before Illmatic, Nas was living in a N.Y. State of Mind, absorbing the people, places and events that would come to define his lyrics. Witness #TheRide that gave us one of hip-hop’s greatest legends.” This could also be called, “Nas, You’re Drunk As Fuck.” Watch it with that in mind and have a laugh.

Ty Dolla $ign’s Diplo produced jam from his 2015 LP, Free TC, gets a video. Buhloone Mind State?

The “Bottom’s Up” duo reunite for “Touchin’, Lovin’,” which interpolates Biggie and R. Kelly’s “Fuckin’ You Tonight”. Interactive video, if you feel so inclined.

Termanology links up with Chris Rivers & H Blanco for the video to “The War Begins,” the first single from Term’s Shut Up And Rap album, due 12/9/14 on ST./Brick Records. Prod by Billy Loman. Video shot and edited by CS Films.

Produced by Penagon/Sicfuc Films.

We Own the Night Pt. 2: Memoirs of a Hustler is available now.

From the album Made In The Streets, produced by The Audible Doctor.