“Three Cities. Thirty Rappers. One Track. The Rap Monument. Coming Soon. Brought to you by Noisey & Hennessy.” In this trailer alone, we spot Action Bronson, Killer Mike, Pusha T, Raekwon, Vado. Hmm, is this for a good cause or to sell liquor? We’re all in the same gang.

Directed by DRE Films.

From Saigon’s new album GSNT 3: The Troubled Times of Brian Carenard.

The Lox weigh in on the blistering hot and highly competitive battle rap scene for WatchLoud.

Bobby Ray teams with Trigga Trey for “Not For Long.” Get More: B.o.B, Not For Long feat. Trey Songz, Music, More Music Videos

There’s one funny part in this Funny Or Die sketch about Rick Ross’ recent dramatic weight loss.

From Loyalty Digital: “Sadat X has spent the last two years preparing an album a whole generation of Hip-Hop fans have been waiting for. On January 20, 2015 Sadat will deliver “Never Left”, a project that celebrates his illustrious career and serves as a testament to New York City’s continued ability to fit in today’s [cont.]

REKS & Hazardis Soundz collaborative album, Eyes Watching God, displayed an uncanny chemistry, as they linked up to create a concept album which showcased the contrast between “good and evil” beginning with a “God Side” and finishing with a “Devil Side”; and the result is a highly conscious and fiercely political album. Produced entirely by [cont.]

“The short film “Blame it On The Streets” is basically the life behind a couple of records off “My Krazy Life.” When you listen to that album it feels like you are watching a movie…So I wrote this film to give people a chance to see what my krazy life is all about. Good bye [cont.]

Music video for Reflection performed by Cormega, from the album Mega Philosophy. Acapella performed for maximum impact.

Jay Rock joined Kendrick Lamar on stage at SNL, which aired this past weekend. “I” and “Pay For It” were performed.

From Trae’s I Am King mixtape which is available now. Directed by Philly Fly Boy.

14 minutes with Alchemist & King Los recorded in the 3 AM hour.

Part one of Big K.R.I.T.’s Pay Attention Tour documentary.

Directed by Jor-El “Royal Rel” Asberry.

Mello Music Group: “Directed by Jay Brown and shot in Detroit, “How To Kill God” captures some of the fallen bastions of America, while Ras & Apollo roam historic sites that have long since been abandoned (the original Model-T assembly line, the outside of a foreclosed Detroit Masonic Temple, and inside a since closed cathedral). [cont.]

From The Lox’s 3rd Sermon recent free album release.

Childish Gambino helps out Lion Babe on “Jump Hi.”

Produced by Sickness. Nature’s Seasons Changed CD drops in all retail outlets January 20th, 2015.

Produced by Traxamillion. Directed by Tha Razor. From the album, Highway Robbery, available now.