Voted #1 on our Best Viral Videos list of 2013, Jay Shells takes his hip-hop quotable sign series to famous LA locations.

We’ve seen it before, we’ll see it again. Something under-the-radar breaks through to the mainstream, and the rest of the industry back-peddles in attempt to see what they’ve been missing. When the so-called tastemakers of popular culture are late to the party on something, its usually followed by glowing reviews and affirmations of said product, [cont.]

Produced by Larry Fisherman & ID Labs.

Peter Rosenberg’s The Process spotlights Goodie Mob. Sup with the Deadmau5 ears, Rosenberg?

Produced by Lo the Producer. From the Back To Basics EP.

Produced by Lil Vic, from the Seasons Changed: Spring Edition. Video directed by Deep Concepts Media and Hostage Media.

Fab explains why he is “old enough to know better, and young enough to not give a fuck.”

Official music video for “Listen” from the Gensu Dean & Planet Asia Abrasions project.

Snoop Lion’s homage to old school video games in his latest visual “Get Away,” from his Grammy-nominated album Reincarnated. Directed by Ashten “Whoopi” Winger. Animated by Mykola Dosenko.

Chad Hugo explains how he got into making beats as a part of The Neptunes, with Pharrell.

The recently freed Young Buck weighs in on a pair of Future driven tracks with new verses.

Bay Area’s IamSu! borrows his Compton neighbor YG’s “Who Do You Love” for his own interpretation.

The underlying theme throughout most of Atlanta Grand Hu$tle rapper B.o.B.’s third album, Underground Luxury, seems to be frustration. Despite numerous hit records under his belt, B.o.B., still feels a level of disconnect with his audience, as he laments on tracks like “FlyMuthafucka” or “Back Me Up”, which find him fending off “haters” at every [cont.]

Noreaga teams with the dungeon dragon for his latest.

First single off the highly-anticipated #BoomTrap EP, !llmind’s signature “trap” sound which blends old-school drum breaks, heavy 808′s & sinister !llmind synthesizers. #BoomTrap will be available for FREE download on Tuesday, January 7th.

Mighty Mi and Shecky Green kick off the New Year with another classic hip-hop mix, as aired on Shade 45 January 1st. Track Listing: 1. DOC – Mind Blowin’ (Dr. Dre Remix) 2. Geto Boys – Mr. Scarface 3. Gang Starr – Code Of The Streets acapella 4. Freshco & Miz – Ain’t You Freshco [cont.]

A relationship that started with the classic Game Records 12″, “Crookie Monster”, is represented on this collection of classics and new material from Agallah and Alchemist. Additional guest support from Roc Marciano, Thirstin Howl III, Masta Ace, AG Da Coroner, Channel Live, Craig G, R.A. The Rugged Man, Sean Price, and more.

In the first clip, Nipsey Hussle speaks his piece on TDE’s decision to pull Kendrick Lamar from the GQ “Man Of The Year” party after they felt the publication gave the rapper and his crew some backhanded compliments in the story. In the second clip, Nipsey speaks on going toe-to-toe with Complex Magazine. After an [cont.]

King Push hooks up with Kid Ink for this cut from My Own Lane, scheduled for release this Tuesday on iTunes.

Rick Ross performs “The Devil Is A Lie” in Las Vegas at Vanity Nightclub inside the Hard Rock Hotel. Directed by DRE Films.