30 Shows, 29 Cities, 15 Countries. In episode one of Kendrick Lamar’s World Tour vlog, watch as he and TDE invade Bristol, UK for a sold out crowd. Shot by: retOne / Christopher Parsons. Directed by: Christopher Parsons.

Taken from the the Twista & Don cannon mixtape entitled Reloaded, available now.

Second leak off Sour Power Vol.1 (hosted by Redman, Runt Dawg & Ready Roc), hitting 2-18-13.

Shot & Edited by CJ Wallis. First visual released from @CurrenSy_Spitta latest mixtape #NewJetCity co-starring Georgie Andretti about waking up to two pre-rolled.

Joey Bada$$ freestyles for Flex in three separate clips.

Freddie Gibbs talks with The Morning Riot, about his defunct relationship with Young Jeezy, T.I.’s statements about gangsta rap, the Rick Ross shooting, and rappers buying legacies with bullets.

Uncle Murda sits in with The Breakfast Club, and speaks about beefs, his new mixtape, Chris Lighty, and more.

Pusha T walks the Grammy red carpet, and speaks with Fuse about his next album, My Name Is My Name, which is now slated for May, he reveals.

JT debuted a follow-up single to “Suit & Tie” from The 20/20 Experience, after his show-stealing moment at The Grammys last evening with Jay-Z. Check out the new single, as well as footage of his performance with Hov from the show. Beiber pissed.

LL Cool J closed out the Grammys last night with a star-studded performance of a new single – apparently titled “Whaddup” – alongside Chuck D, Travis Barker, Tom Morello and Z-Trip, which featured a brief tribute to fallen Beastie Boy MCA. Delta airlines also interrupted footage of the performance with a “sponsored by” spot.

Drake speaks with E! on the Grammy’s red carpet, and reveals the title of his next LP, Nothing Was The Same. He also speaks on helping coin the term, “YOLO”.

Rozay speaks on the Grammy red carpet with Sway of MTV, touching upon the assassination attempt that took place in Miami a few weeks back.

Banks returns with new music, off of the All Or Nothing (AON) mixtape series vol 1: Failure’s No Option.

As we previously reported, Lupe has abandoned Food & Liquor 2: The Great American Rap Album Part 2 (good move), and his next album will be titled Tetsuo & Youth, as revealed on the Grammy’s red carpet last night. An Akira reference, no less.

From Pusha’s new mixtape, Wrath of Caine, available now.

Tyler gives an awkward/funny interview on the Grammy’s red carpet, speaking on the success of Frank Ocean, and other topics.

Breathtaking.

In this Interview with Montreality, Onyx speak about: – Their passion for literature & favorite books (0:23) – What they would call their book, if they were to write one (1:08) – What they think they were in previous lifetimes (1:35) – Their last meals of choice (2:00) – Their favorite cartoon characters (3:09) - [cont.]

The first single off the Highly anticipated compilation album THE CHASE. Producer Kid Tsunami enlists Hip Hop vet Sean Price and Chuck Chilla on Guitar. The video was shot in downtown Brooklyn by Mark Carranceja [Director, Cinematographer, & Editor] | Malik Honor [Assistant Director & 2nd Camera Operator] | Kasaun Smalls [Production Manager] For more [cont.]

A documentary style video of the first single off Sadat X’s Love, Hell or Right album, featuring Pharoahe Monch and Phil G. Produced by Grant Parks. Directed by: Danny Joe Sorge.