More gorgeous than Rick Ross and apparently an extremely good gymnast, we got Action Bronson to respond to the comments left about his music video for “The Symbol” on YouTube, in the latest episode of The People Vs.

Sean Price pays homage to Iron Mike on this video from last year’s Mic Tyson LP.

Obama and Romney go on a sunday stroll.

From Oh No’s forthcoming Disrupted Ads, directed by Hayden Baptiste.

From The Marathon Continues. Directed by DanTheMan.

Rittz grabs Tech N9ne for his “Bloody Murdah” remix.

Papoose enlists Jamaican superstar Mavado for his lead single. Nacirema Dream is dropping March 5th, 2013. Video was directed by Gabriella Loutfi and produced by Fenix Studios Films.

Last week, Dag Savage dropped the mp3 for “Twilight,” a song from their forthcoming EP dropping January 15th. Today, enjoy the official music video for “Twilight” directed by Exile Manfredi and Tony Browning.

R-Les inserts some new visuals for his verse to the original video for Fab’s “Life Is So Exciting”.

Short concert film for Childish Gambino for the song “L.E.S.” Shot over several nights in the Lower East Side.

Shot by Memz on the Lenz & 210 West. From the Barmageddon album, available at http://raskass.bandcamp.com/.

A$AP Rocky talks New Orleans influences, growing up in Harlem and making himself immortal as he decodes “Long.Live.A$AP”, the debut track from his first commercially released album of the same name.

Dizzy Wright’s second single off his latest EP, The First Agreement. Produced by Kato.

BarrelhouseBKLYN Presents: The Vintage Collection. A treasure chest full of unreleased footage from the archives that BHBK’s Slick Jackson has filmed over the years. Here we have Joey Bada$$, Capital Steez & CJ Fly doing an impromptu freestyle in December 2011 before Joey dropped his critically acclaimed “1999″ mixtape. RIP Capital Steez, you’ll always be [cont.]

Eve’s comeback single gets a video.

“Unorthodox” (Produced by DJ Premier) will be available for download on January 14th, 2013 at http://www.GreenLabelSound.com It is no secret Joey Bada$$ is inspired by ’90s golden era hip-hop. His debut mixtape 1999 (via Cinematic Music Group) showcased his love for the decade and the legends it spawned. When Green Label Sound heard about Joey’s [cont.]

New visuals from Ruste Juxx & The Arcitype’s 15-track ‘V.I.C’ album out now on AR Classic Records/Duck Down Music Inc. Directed by Hi-Lite Reel Boston.

The Conglomerate shoot a video for this track off of that Catastrophic mixtape. Directed by Daniel Czernilofsky.

Joe delivers a new video from his upcoming Darkside 3 mixtape release.

N.O.R.E. delivers the first video under his new P.A.P.I. alias, which given it’s extensive guest list, sounds like it may be the breakthrough comeback hit for the Lefrak legend.