Tip reunites with his “About The Money” homie for this track from the G.D.O.D. 2 mixtape. Get More: T.I., I Need War feat. Young Thug, Music, More Music Videos

A look behind the scenes at the NYC & Atlanta session for the Rap Monument feat: Raekwon, Prodigy, Action Bronson, Bodega Bamz, Flatbush Zombies, Pusha T, Young Thug, Killer Mike, Two-9, Cyhi Da Prynce, SL Jones, and more.

RTJ2 is available now.

Available on Selah Sue’s new EP, available now.

A new single from the Mass Appeal Compilation, Vol. 1 dropping early 2015.

From Twelvyy’s upcoming, as-of-yet untitled solo project.

Charlie Sloth is one of British hip hop and grime’s most authoritative figures. His legendary Fire in the Booth series has featured everyone from Danny Brown to Today show presenter John Humphreys; he’s been making his mark on 1Xtra for the last four years; now he’s putting out his first compilation, Hood Heat Vol 1. [cont.]

Directed By Daniel Eric Peterson. From DZA’s K.O.N.Y. mixtape.

Premo and Royce share the visuals for the title-track off PRhyme.

Hilarious.

Shady XV hits November 25th. Bonus here’s a preview of the video for Em’s “Guts Over Fear” with Sia, which lands Monday.

Part three of K.R.I.T.’s The Making Of Cadillactica. The album is in stores now.

Ludacris borrows beats from Ghostface, Pusha T, and Jay Z in the second installment of is Luda Verses series. Burning Bridges EP dropping in December. Ludaversal album dropping March 31st.

Redefinition Records sat down with the multi-talented J-Zone at his Queens NY studio for a conversation about his musical roots, why he started playing drums, and the ideas behind his latest project, “Lunch Breaks” – - ABOUT J-ZONE’S LUNCH BREAKS (a 45 RPM 12″) Enter the world of J-Zone, the self-proclaimed jack of all trades [cont.]

Gunplay’s “Living Legend” album on the way. Peryon J Kee’s “6th Street Gorilla” mixtape coming soon. Directed by Rob Dade.

MTV: “That’s the type of energy I’m looking for in creating this new King Push album,” he said of the track’s raw feel. “It needs to be rebellious and angry. I was trying to go for that, I have expressed that to [Kanye] so many times, so I guess when he was cooking up, this [cont.]

J. Cole opens up about stereotypes and his connection to fans in the latest edition of Fader’s ‘Earlier That Day.’

R&R: “R&R recently linked up with Joey across two countries to capture him for our ‘Evening With’ series. We discuss performing and concert vibes with the Brooklyn wordsmith and capture some footage of a crazy show in Paris, France. Joey discusses his favourite show, why performances are so rewarding and the importance of artists making [cont.]

In anticipation for The Album About Nothing, Wale and Seinfeld discuss the list, strippers, old people on cruise ships and the lure of celebrity.

Eminem speaks on the original demo version of “Lose Yourself,” which is included on the Nov. 25th Shady XV compilation.