From Dillinger’s Who Ride Wit Us Vol. 5, for those keeping track.

Dubcnn and Crooked I have a long history, going back all the way to 2003 when I first interviewed Crooked, who was still on Death Row at the time. Throughout the years, a great friendship developed and dubcnn witnessed his trials and tribulations leading up to become a part of the Slaughterhouse supergroup and signing [cont.]

In the studio with Freddie Gibbs as he records “Fuckin’ w/ Fred” from the upcoming MadGibbs project, w/ Madlib.

Directed by Kyle DePinna.

Common sits in with Ms. Vasquez Q&A interview series.

2nd video off “Well Done“. Directed by Rik Cordero.

Track produced by Mr. Green off Jedi Mind Tricks’s newest album “Violence Begets Violence.”

Bam Bam speaks with Boylston Trading Co. regarding trends he used to rock and how he couldn’t give a fuck about the trends today. “Studded sneakers? Get the fuck out of here.”

Drake ~ The Motto Featuring Lil Wayne & Tyga (Official Video) from OctobersVeryOwn on Vimeo. Drake’s scorching hot Take Care bonus track gets a video. directed by Lamar Taylor & Hyghly Alleyne.

Luda steps in with his dis record to Field Mob from 1.2.1 Jigawatts: Back To The First Time.

The MMG signee sits down with BET’s Jabari to speak on signing with Rick Ross, as well as his forthcoming Savage Journey To The American Dream mixtape release.

Tip’s got a new mixtape due on New Year’s Day, here’s your first look at the project.

Asher Roth’s video from his Pabst & Jazz mixtape, released earlier this week.

Nas stops by The Breakfast Club to speak on his new LP, The Dreamer, The Believer, as well as a bunch of other topics, including his rumored collaboration LP with Nas, Nas Dot Com.

Latest video off Rhyme Pays.

Check out Dr. Dre and Snoop as they make their way through Singapore.

From Game’s The Red Album, in stores now.

Young Money’s Tyga confirms that he and Chris Brown will be releasing a follow-up to 2010′s Fan of a Fan in the near future.

“I don’t think the word ‘disappointment’ quite makes it. I was surprised,” says Angelou about Common’s use of the n-word on “The Dreamer”, where she reads a poem. “I know that Common is brilliant — he may, in fact, be close enough to be called a genius, I’m not sure. I know we’re all in [cont.]

Check out this Live Stream of Common’s new LP release party in NYC last night. We usually don’t post this kind of thing, but the quality is excellent, definitely worth checking. Nas appears to perform “Ghetto Dreams”.