The title track from Sticky Fingaz and Fredro Starr’s new Onyx LP gets a video clip.

I'm done doing interviews for magazines. I just want to give my music to the people. That's the only way my message gets across accurately. — Drizzy (@Drake) February 13, 2014 Drake sent the above Tweet out today after Rolling Stone published their interview with him, which allegedly caught the rapper on his worst behavior. [cont.]

Finally we get an official remix of Que’s “OG Bobby Johnson”, so enough with the freestyles, everyone. This is the “ATL remix”, so perhaps others are coming as well.

Brooklyn in the building. From your Uncle Murda’s Ain’t Nothing Sweet mixtape, dropping on Valentine’s Day. Countdown below, if you’re thirsty. Download Mixtape | Free Mixtapes Powered by DatPiff.com

Celebrating their new releases, TDE’s Isaiah Rashad and N.O.R.E.’s Good Belt Gang spits up at RapFix Live with Sway and company.

A$AP Ant is the latest to spit on top of Que’s “O.G. Bobby Johnson”. Time for a master cut.

Trae Tha Truth helps himself to Young Thug’s inexplicable hit, “Danny Glover”, from his Flight School mixtape with DJ Slim Chances.

A relative unknown until his signing with Black Hippy imprint Top Dop Entertainment, Isaiah Rashad is introduced to the world through Cilvia Demo, a fourteen track album that clocks in just under an hour, that is somehow marketed as an EP. Coming out of Chattanooga, TN, but then moving to Carson, CA, the album documents [cont.]

New music from Common’s upcoming LP based around the gang violence in Chicago, Nobody Smiling. Produced by No I.D. As premiered by the L.A. Leakers.

Nicki Minaj releases new track off the upcoming Young Money album Rise Of An Empire. Directed by NABIL.

Rapsody & producer 9th Wonder of Little Brother fame sit down with OKP TV to rep Jamla, the squad in a quick round of “The Questions” game for this Okayplayer video interview.

In celebration of the Welcome to Minnesota Tour starting today in Mankato, MN, Atmosphere has released a new video for the song, “Bob Seger”, directed by Andrew Melby. “… about how the legend of Paul Bunyan began. Babe wasn’t really a blue ox, it was a blue axe. but the northern accent made it sound [cont.]

Rapper Iamsu! opens up about his line in Sage the Gemini’s Gas Pedal, where he rhymes, “She a trick for a dollar bill/And her boyfriend a b*tch call him Tyler Perry/Eugh, I’m in a black bat lookin’ scary.” He reveals that he was speaking about Tyler’s “Madea” character, but doesn’t believe that he was taking [cont.]

For the 10th Anniversary of The College Dropout, Twista talks about making “Slow Jamz” with Kanye West.

Buckshot speaks to Vlad TV about his debate with EBro up at Hot 97, and how radio is dying.

Finally, some good news. Diamond D will return to the game with The Diam Piece, a new self-produced solo album, with guest appearances from Pete Rock, Fat Joe, Talib Kweli, Pharoahe Monch, Black Rob, Rapsody, Hi-Tek, Kurupt, Elzhi, Skyzoo, Tha Alkaholiks, Camp Lo, Smif-N-Wessun, Scram Jones, A.G., Nottz, and more. Release date to be announced.

From DJ OP’s I Refuse To Lose mixtape, coming soon.

From 2013′s New York City: The Album.

Second single from Meyhem and J-Love’s Digital Camo EP. “Egyptian Musk” is the second leak off the project, which is available exclusively on vinyl at Chopped Herring Records.

Lost video from Wu-Tang Clan’s 2001 LP, The Iron Flag, emerges from the depths of the 36 chambers, 13 years later.