From the critically acclaimed RTJ2 LP. Directed by RuffMercy.

Produced by Tommy Ross. Directed by Wiley Films. From Chevy’s Gangland 3 mixtape.

From The Spongebob Movie: Sponge Out Of Water.

Vice: In December, 2014, VICE threw a massive rager for 3,000 of our closest friends at the Duggal Greenhouse in the Brooklyn Navy Yards. VICE staged dozens of performances throughout the evening, bringing together musicians as varied as Megadeth’s Dave Ellefson to The Unicorns’ Nick Thorburn to Ghostface Killah and Lil’ Wayne, to perform some [cont.]

World champions Killer Mike and El-P perform live in Paris, France. Amazing HD recorded footage, none that iPhone / Blackberry camera bullshit.

From the Stoned & Dethroned LP. Shot and Edited by Lea Godoy

Produced by G Fool Beatz.

J. Cole’s Dreamville artist Cozz dropped his debut Cozz & Effect . Here is the video for the South Central spitter’s “I’m Tha Man.”

New music from International Jones, off the project #MFOK Music For Our Kind. Produced by Drum Gang, directed by Deelow and Denzel A.

That was dope. Shady XV in stores now.

They love all designers.

Grammy-awarded musician, producer and self-proclaimed “musical genius” Chilly Gonzales has worked with the likes of Daft Punk, Drake, Feist or Peaches. Now German radio station 1LIVE teamed up with Chilly for “1LIVE Chilly Gonzales Pop Music Masterclass” – a video column in which Chilly explains what we love about pop music and analyses why a [cont.]

Off that ShadyXV.

Joey Bada$$ performs his non-album birthday song up at Sway In The Morning. B4Da$$ in stores now.

Taken from ‘Sour Soul’, the new album by BADBADNOTGOOD & Ghostface Killah. Produced by Frank Dukes. Released February 24th US & CA / February 23rd UK on Lex Records & Eone Music. Directed by Rob Schroeder.

The birthday song, a sure fire formula for a hit, ask 2 Chainz or 50.

Chris Brown’s collab with Kendrick gets a video. Also, peep his cut with Tyga, “Ayo,” which gets a lyric video today.

Production by AngorRepublic, Co-Produced by Jeffromusic. Visuals by David Dutton.

After the wild success of O.T. Genasis’ “Co Co,” Busta Rhymes’ next move is teaming with fellow Conglomerate member J-Doe for “You Don’t Really Know.” Also, peep Bussa-buss’ open letter to the industry below.

Produced by Jahlil Beats.