The latest #JetFlix documentary “This Is The Life” follows the Jetlife artists in and around New Orleans and over to South By South West in Austin, Texas for the first ever official JetLounge in another state.

New music from Yelawolf’s upcoming sophomore LP for Shady / Aftermath, Love Story.

Doesn’t look like this will make the final cut and reach the airwaves, but here’s a look at Future’s “You Deserve It” spot for AT&T.

Directed by Shane Annas & Alec Sutherland, from the album Bastards Of The Party. Check out the full interactive video over at NemDiggas.Com.

Another video from Fifty’s Animal Ambition LP, set for a June 3rd release.

Go behind the scenes with Army of the Pharaohs members as they film the video to their lead single “God Particle” and prepare to perform together in Philadelphia for the first time in years. Also, Floridian, Celph Titled becomes reacquainted with this thing East Coasters call “snow.” In its nearly two decades, AOTP has released [cont.]

Things escalate rather quickly in this video from Girl Talk and Freeway, from their upcoming EP Broken Ankles, which drops April 8th. Directed by Allen Cordell.

From CyHi’s Black Hystori Project mixtape, available now. Produced by M16. Directed by Dontellantonio.

From Memphis Bleek’s The Movement II mixtape, available now. Shot by Digg.

The School System is a conglomerate of highly specialized emcees who all hold the torch to carry on the original canons of Hip Hop. The “Mystery School” represents the emcees who contributed to the School System’s debut release, L.B. Select, #Rapgod (Casual), Izrell & Shark Sinatra. L.B. Select has been rhyming in the bay area [cont.]

Puff’s new single gets a video.

New music from Tity Boy and French, that doesn’t beat around the bush about A-Rod’s alleged steroid use. First shot for the win.

From the double album, Demolition Crash, hitting May 27th. Produced by DJ Junkaz Lou. Directed by Dick Cheney Khomeni.

Produced by Mike One. Directed by Modern Artists & On Point Films. From his All The Wrong Things 2 mixtape.

These dudes probably had boners while shooting this shit. Directed by Jeff Reyes.

“Welcome To My World Revisited” is off the final edition of the Seasons Changed series from Nature, dropping April 8th.

Mr. Troy Ave shoots a video for his freestyle over Que’s “O.G. Bobby Johnson”.

Produced by J Dilla. Directed by Ryan Lightbourn.

The northern California rapper performed “Gas Pedal” on Late Night w/ David Letterman, from his album, Remember Me., which is in stores now.

“I live rugged, do what I want, do what I want / ’till I kick the bucket,” echo Matter Ov Fact and EP of the NY hip-hop duo, The Doppelgangaz. Peace Kehd, their recently released album, has been a success with both fans and critics alike. In their video for “Live Rugged,” premiered by The [cont.]