Bun B paints The Backroom “Trill” on the 11/20/13 episode of 106 & Park.

N.O.R.E. teams with Reks for this record, from Student Of The Game, where he takes some pot shots at Big Sean and others.

Lord Jamar and Sadat X join Kasim Allah for “Jive Pretenders”.

B.o.B. sits with A$AP Rocky and speaks about his December release, Underground Luxury.

The spontaneous and eclectic Kosha Dillz has no borders when it comes to his music and “Where My Homies Be” is proof of his always appealing nature. Equipped with stimulating visuals full of kaleidoscope’esque images akin to an acid trip, courtesy of Director Robbie Barclay, the video will definitely leave a lasting impression on the [cont.]

Hey, David Blaine’s back. On his new ABC special, Real Or Magic, which aired last night, he amazes Kanye West, the Will Smith family, and the cast of Breaking Bad with the old ice-pick-through-the-hand trick.

So, Bob Dylan’s new video for “Like A Rolling Stone” is the best use of flash technology that we’ve seen in years. We won’t spoil it, but go check it out here. Danny Brown makes a cameo. Sorry, Kanye.

Party Supplies 2, downloading now.

From severely underrated Houston, TX Grand Hu$tle artist’s upcoming I AM KING mixtape, due November 25th. Produced By Honorable C Note. Video Shot By PhillyFlyBoy.

New music from Freddie Gibbs and the ESGN crew.

T-Pain rocking a De La Soul hi-top fade.

The debut album from Step Brothers, Lord Steppington is due out 1.21.14 on Rhymesayers Entertainment. Directed By Jason Goldwatch.

Kanye metaphorically has sex with a topless Kim K on a motorcycle. Yeezus in stores now.

This documentary short follows Curren$y & The Jets from New Orleans to Washington and back over 24 hours to appear at a signing and then perform with Young Roddy. Shot and edited by CJ Wallis.

One more from French Montana’s Excuse My French LP, in stores now.

Similar, but not to be confused with this.

Lyric video from this Because The Internet selection, dropping on or around December 10th.

TWISM in this bitch. We don’t need no hook.

Track number four from Life Changes. Produced by DJ Dahi. Directed by Zack Warren of Wingtip Media / Wingtipmedia.com.

Troy Ave stopped by the Toca Tuesdays studio last week to talk about his new album. Of course Tony had him rhyme.