Arguably the best cut from Q’s Oxymoron LP. Directed by Yellow Nguyen and Moosa.

Another one from 50 Cent’s Animal Ambition, available June 3rd.

Fab covers YG’s “Who Do You Love”.

The Roots took the stage at The Public Theater in NYC May 13 + 14 for a theatrical presentation of their new album …and then you shoot your cousin. The album is in stores now.

The Blizzard Man returns on the season finale of SNL, with cameo from 2 Chainz. Also, check out SNL’s take on the Jay Z / Solange elevator altercation in the second clip.

A retrospective of the life & career of J Rawls, his travels, the people he met along the way and a small preview of his upcoming final solo release The Legacy, out on Polar Entertainment, June 2014.

As premiered on the season finale of SNL that aired this weekend, alongside their brilliant EDM parody sketch.

Double-dose of new material from Fat Joe, his new single with Timbaland, “Quiero Fruta”, and his new video, “Another Day”, alongside French Montana, Rick Ross, and Tiara Thomas. Get More: Fat Joe, Another Day feat. Rick Ross, French Montana, and Tiara Thomas, Music, More Music Videos

Edited, Photographed & Directed by CJ Wallis. “While The Gettin Good” is the first visual released off of Roddy’s mixtape #RouteTheRuler.

“Make Me” is from Meek’s Dreamchasers 3 mixtape, while “I Don’t Know”, is the first single from Meek’s upcoming Dreams Worth More Than Money full-length release.

Official video for The Roots “Understand” off …and then you shoot your cousin in stores May 19th. Directed by Joe Baughman.

Troy Ave speaks with Hot 97 about his upcoming Summer Jam performance and what he has learned about the game thus far.

Vic Mensa gives a brief interview to XXL and spits his official Freshmen 2014 freestyle.

From French’s Coke Boys 4 mixtape. Kiss kinda snapped on this. Harry Fraud definitely did.

Solange’s recent altercation with Jay Z is no laughing matter, but this parody video – which isn’t billed as a parody – examines an alternate reality version of these events, taken “moments after the Jay Z altercation”.

Don Logan spits over Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg’s classic “187″ from the Deep Cover soundtrack. Directed by Wild Moguls.

From The Last Hip Hop Disciple, available now.

“A History of Modern Dance” is Open Mike Eagle’s Dark Comedy take on every Cosby Show opening sequence ever (and features a cameo from fellow Hellfyre Club member Busdriver). Allow the sinister production by Jeremiah Jae to wash over you while Open Mike makes Bill’s trademark moves look smoother than ever. “A History of Modern [cont.]

Lil Jon performs “Get Low” and “Turn Down For What” on Arsenio, and speaks on his early days in Atlanta and pay tribute to Jermaine Dupri, who joins the interview.

Video from Mr. Muthafuck’s Bootleg Liquor On A Sunday Night series. Produced by Scruffnuk Dust.