The legendary Mobb Deep rapper explained how his beef with Tupac and Death Row began. P also revealed his reaction to “Hit ‘em Up”.

Video animated by Johnerick Lawson. Directed by Isaac Gabaeff. From the album “This Is Not A Hotel” by Yeti Beats.

A classic done justice.

Nas speaks with CNN about being a parent in the rap game, use of the N-word, and his next LP, Life Is Good, hitting in July.

Mac Miller talks with MTV about his upcoming Pink Slime mixtape, and explains the concept behind it.

Blakka bloaw!

From Triple F Life, in stores now.

From the album, Playa Potna. Directed by David Stunts.

Cons and Pooch Hall sit in with The Breakfast Club. Interesting interview covers a bunch of topics, including the Lil Wayne vs. Pusha T battle, Big Sean almost getting dropped, ghostwriting for Kanye and more.

Reunited Goodie Mob performs this track that they debuted at The Grammy’s a few months back.

Blu & Exile will officially release their album “Give Me My Flowers While I Can Still Smell Them” on September 4th via Dirty Science / Fat Beats. Although some folks may have caught the premature album that Blu leaked late 2011, this official release is newly mixed and mastered, with added instrumentation, guest features and [cont.]

2nd Matt Maddox track off of RIGHTEOUS FURY, his sophomore solo LP. Featuring Godilla (Freedom Union), UG (Cella Dwellas) and Born Unique (Twisted Irish). Produced by HellzWind.

Here’s your first look at the new cover art for Ross’ next LP, due July 31.

A brief clip from Something From Nothing: The Art Of Rap.

While rehearsing for this year’s Paid Dues Festival, the Living Legends got together and filmed a video for the their latest single which they offered up for free earlier this year entitled, Trojan Horse. The Eligh produced song, which features the USC Trojan fight song has the video shot partially on the USC campus and [cont.]

Lord Finesse recites a verse from “Flip Da Style” from Ice-T’s “Something from Nothing: The Art of Rap”, in theaters June 15th.