From NORE’s Crack On Steroids, out now.

Legendary rapper Big Daddy Kane speaks on the legacy of The Beastie Boys and the impact they had on music. He also explains why KRS One and Dougie Fresh are two of his favorite artists.

Directed by Bo Hakala. No Kings out now on Doomtree Records.

…and he doesn’t watch it, just like the rest of us.

Philadelphia rapper Freeway takes a few minutes with AllHipHop.com while enjoying the 2012 Roots Picnic. He talks broken arms, rocking with The Roots, and what was up with his Jay-Z stunt a few weeks ago. Reported and shot by Seandra Sims.

In part 1 of The Come Up Show’s interview with Styles P, he talks to us about his book Invincible, what it was like working and smoking with Curren$y and his Canadian tour experience.

J. Dilla’s Rebirth of Detroit his stores at midnight.

Get More: Punk’d, Full Episodes For a nice change of pace, Mac Miller hosts Punk’d, playing pranks on Wiz Khalifa, Neil Patrick Harris, and Darrelle Revis.

So, Canibus battled Dizaster this weekend. In the third round, Canibus forfeited the match, but decided to, um, read his lyrics from a notepad. Watch and discuss.

Although Phonte has not worked with Drake since “Think Good Thoughts” on Comeback Season, he talks about the possibility of working together again in the future.

Luda speaks on his new single “Jinglin’”, which samples LL’s classic party jam, as well as working with Justin Beiber and the next Fast and Furious movie.

Public Enemy will take a cue from Nas in 1999, releasing two albums in 2012. The first is Most Of My Heroes Still Don’t Appear On No Stamp hitting July 4th, and The Evil Empire Of Everything, coming two months later on September 4th. The albums will include guest contributions from Large Professor, Sam Sever, [cont.]

Ha…awesome.

Produced by Kyo Itachi. Nice to hear some new Fuc That, I miss Street Smartz.

Mighty Mi sits down with DJ Pizzo of HipHopSite.Com to discuss what he’s been up to since leaving NYC. Setting up shop in Vegas, Milo now spins weekly at Surrender/Encore Beach Club in Las Vegas. He also discusses his new electronic imprint, Tribute The Label, as well as reuniting with Cage for a new EP.

This is a bonus track off of The Stoned Immaculate, which hit stores this week, and is expected to move 40-45k in it’s first week.

“Popular Culture” coming June 15th, 2012.

Look out for the Alchemist produced Boldy James LP later on Decon. For now, here is a new solo cut from Boldy, produced by Chuck Inglish of The Cool Kids.

From The Peoples Rapper LP, out now.

Philly has always been a dark horse in hip-hop. Freeway is going to change that, again. In association with Division One and Rock Smith, Karmaloop Music presents “Real Shit,” the second single from Freeway’s upcoming Freedom of Speech project. Featuring Young Chris, the video shows both rappers’ loyalty to their hometown. Raw, hard-hitting, and instantly [cont.]