Another video off the upcoming Kyo Itachi and Ruste Juxx collab project, “Hardbodie Hip Hop”.

Duck Sauce explains the experience shooting their recent video smash, “Big Bad Wolf”.

From Joe’s recent Darkside II mixtape.

Kendrick Lamar speaks on working with Joe Budden, Curren$y, and Jay Electronica, as well as wishing to work with Waka Flocka, Sade, Andre 3000, and Portishead.

T.I. appears on BET to debut the I’m Flexin’” video, as seen a few posts down. He also speaks on other projects both inside and outside of hip-hop.

Directed by Motion Family. To quote one YouTube commenter: “It was very nice of Kanye and Jay-Z to watch the throne for the King.”

In this interview with Montreality , Redman speaks about the kind of student he was in school, jobs he’s had as a teenager, what he spent his 1st big paycheck on, How High 2 status & exclusive information, Blackout 3 & Muddy Waters 2 albums, an exclusive Red & Meth tour story, What he has [cont.]

First single off of “The Indie Life: Hate, Love & Money” dropping 1.12.12 on Djbooth.net.

IMAKEMADBEATS makes some pretty amazing music. Here we get a behind-the-scenes tour of Dirty Socks Studios. I hope everyone knows that there is no one named “V” who planned the failed Gunpowder Plot of 1605. Also, the #Occupy movement isn’t honoring an Alan Moore comic by wearing “those masks”. The fact that you can buy [cont.]

Legendary DJ Peanut Butter Wolf stopped by Converse Rubber Tracks for a quick “Oh, Hello” and to celebrate the 15th anniversary of his seminal LA-label Stones Throw Records. Wolf chats about his passion for some of his new artists, how turntablism has changed, and some of the music that inspires him today. The track is [cont.]

First of four videos from The Roots’ undunLP, due December 6th. A new video will be released every Tuesday until the LP drops.

Spax, a German emcee, collaborated with Guru on a track called “Traume” in 1999, while in support of Gang Starr’s Moment of Truth tour. The song has been given an updated remix treatment for this video, which shows newly uncovered footage of Gang Starr on stage and in the studio. R.I.P. Guru, Fuck Solar.

From Population Control, in stores now. Directed by Todd Angkasuwan.

Directed by Motion Family, from K.R.I.T.’s forthcoming Def Jam debut, Live From The Underground.

We haven’t had the chance to watch it in full yet, but here goes Chairman Mao’s interview w/ MF Doom. Got an hour and a half to spare? We expect it to be better time spent than watching Sucker Punch.

Maffew Ragazino Sr. talks about his new mixtape Rhyme Pays, what brands he wears, and kicks a verse.