It was only a matter of time before someone did this, we’re surprised it didn’t happen sooner.

Common freestyles off the top, while Sway throws random words and phrases at him.

The creative process revealed for DJ Khaled’s Kiss The Ring track with DJ Premier, Nas, and Scarface.

Second single from the upcoming Madgibbs collaborative project, directed by Jonah Schwartz.

Mystikal is back. Some N.O. bounce right here.

There isn’t much Swedish eclectro band Little Dragon could do these days to surprise their fans, but that doesn’t make it any less awesome when they collaborate with someone like atlanta rap veteran Big Boi. And only Vitaminwater could get them to perform the track from big boi’s upcoming album called “Mama Told Me,” for [cont.]

Directed by Slick Jackson. YNWA+$ coming soon. =

From Strange Clouds, available now. 3 Stacks killed this, as per usual.

Here is the second half of Nas’ interview with Big Boy on Power 106. Here, he speaks about his relationship with Amy Winehouse, dinner with Obama or Oprah, ghostwriting, Jay-Z & Kanye, advice from Biggie, and more.

In this interview with Montreality, KENDRICK LAMAR speaks about: – The type of student he was at school (0:17) – Jobs he’s had as a teenager growing up (0:36) – What he spent his 1st big paycheck on (1:09) – The key to success (1:28) – Reading books (1:48) – What he would call his [cont.]

First single off of KaliRaps’ upcoming “Hats Off” mixtape.

Today, Copywrite is excited to release God Save The King: Proper English Version via his longtime label Man Bites Dog Records. The album is a deluxe edition re-release of his February album, God Save The King, and the new version of the project includes a number of remixes for God Save The King standouts, each [cont.]

After originally being featured on both the iTunes edition and CD of El Da Sensei’s Global Takeover 2 as well as The Nu World Remix EP that was released this past November, the Nu Jeru veteran unfurls the visuals for M-Phazes remix of “2 The Death,” originally produced the The Returners. Directed by Darius Waters [cont.]

This is interesting. The recently reunited Afghan Whigs cover Frank Ocean’s “Love Crime”.

The star of the video is New York City itself, featuring portraits of New Yorkers from all walks of life, both famous and anonymous, engaging in the daily routines that epitomize this great city. Cameos include Talib Kweli, Joell Ortiz, Maino, and legendary graffiti writer Chris “Freedom” Pape. Directed by Steven Pristin for a KIDS [cont.]

Nardwuar speaks with 1/2 of Three 6 Mafia, who just might be high on coke in this interview.

The fifth music video from Stalley’s Savage Journey to the American Dream, “Petrin Hill Peonies”, is directed by Alec Sutherland and produced by the Block Beattaz.

Philadelphia native Freeway releases his new video “WE UP” (Produced by JRB) from his upcoming mixtape Freedom of Speech. Directed by Jimmy Giambrone.