Better late than never video for “Lost Ones”, recorded in 2008 and unearthed today.

Ashley Outrageous tells us: After headlining a show in Miami Sunday night with partner in crime Chuck Inglish, I caught up with Mikey Rocks to discuss his brand new deal with Curren$y’s label, Jet Life. We talk about how him & Spitta linked up, his decision to sign with the label, possibly joining The Smokers [cont.]

Directed by Motion Family.

DJ Pizzo has yet to play this game, but will do so in the near future. Snoop explains the bare essentials needed to survive in the game’s post-apocalyptic setting.

Connor reps his hometown over Game’s “Red Nation” instrumental. Directed by Andre Ward. “Ayo” moment at 1:07.

The Rockness Monster spits over N.O.R.E.’s classic “Banned From T.V.” instrumental.

In the latest, uh, “Doggisode”, of Snoop’s YouTube documentary series, he gives us a behind the scenes look at the creation of Detox, exploring the studio space with DJ Quik, Battlecat, D.O.C., and 1500 or Nothin’.

DJPremierBlog.com premiered this video off of the duo’s upcoming album Mugshot Music.

All I can say about this is “wow”. A-Trak and Armand Van Helden’s new video just might be the most talked about thing on the internet within the next month, and at the time of this posting, it only has 329 views. Just when you think they can’t take it any further, they do. Nice [cont.]

Studio Life: CyHi The Prynce speaks on Finally Famous Tour, GOOD Music Album & hints at a new project. from 3 Little Digs on Vimeo. From 3 Little Diggs: We caught up with GOOD Music’s own CyHi The Prynce in the studio to talk about how things are going so far on the Finally Famous [cont.]

The west coast classic is remade for the umpteenth time on this outtake from Locke High. Matt Alonzo on the cut.

Better late than never video from Rakaa-Iriscience’s 2010 of the same name. Word to Steve Jobs.

From the vaults of the underground comes a never before heard tale from Chicago’s Greatest Street Poet, Common. Common’s graphic story comes to life with the assist from visual artist and producer dsteele.

From HardKnock.TV: Exclusive in-depth interview with Tech N9ne. In part 1 Tech talks to Nick Huff Barili about his recent appearance in the BET Cypher. Tech said that its crazy how after all these years of a lot of people calling him a devil worshiper and saying his music is white boy music BET reached [cont.]

Yelawolf speaks with VladTV about his Shady Records debut, Radioactive, due this November.

Too soon, too soon.

Pusha talks with DJ MoonDawg about the rumored Drake beef after his “Dreams Money Can Buy” freestyle, touches upon the BET cypher, and the forthcoming G.O.O.D. Music compilation.

Directed by CartelFilm.

Mos Def gave the S.O.B.’s audience a taste of some new music with J. Dilla and Madlib behind the boards.