International flavor featuring Slaughterhouse’s own Joell Ortiz.

GoodFellaMedia.com sat down with ASAP Rocky. We spoke about his relationship with Drake as well as his upcoming tour with him and Kendrick Lamar. ASAP Rocky explains why he doesn’t quite carry that typical “New York sound” and reassures us that the ASAP team is taking over.

The Good Doctor speaks with The Fader about the success of his Beats By Dre headphones, working with Kendrick Lamar and Slim The Mobster, and “taking a little bit of a break from music until (he) gets that itch to get back in.” So yo, Detox is done, right? RIGHT??!!?!

Wrek warms up for ¡MAYDAY!’s upcoming Strange Music debut, Take Me To Your Leader, by reeking havoc over Roscoe Dash’s “Good Good Night” trunk thumping beat. Wreck is nice, and Roscoe’s beat is a much-needed club-banger. Download  

Karmaloop.TV catches up with up and coming rapper, The Kid Daytona to discuss his relationship with 9th Wonder, His craziest memory from being on tour, and who’s going to be on The Interlude 2.

XV gives a better late than never video for his track from the NBA2K12 soundtrack.

Wiz Khalifa spent a part of the weekend on UStream, announcing the title of his next album, as well as his next mixtape. The album is called O.N.I.F.C., which may or may not stand for Only N**** In F***ing Charge, while the mixtape is titled Taylor Allderdice, named after his Pittsburgh high school. Meanwhile, he [cont.]

Run DMC and Mick Boogie teamed with Adidas to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the seminal track with the release of the My Adidas mixtape. Several of today’s generation cover a handful of Run DMC classics, including Rapper Big Pooh, Skillz, Tanya Morgan, Kidz In The Hall, GLC, Bun B, Kid Daytona, Money Making Jam [cont.]

Bootleg Kev tells us: Here’s part 1 of my interview w/ Mac Miller- We got to speak on his album Blue Slide Park and it being projected to be #1 on the charts, staying independent, people saying that a major label his helping, his crazy fan base, being such a hip hop head, his all [cont.]

Curren$y announced a new project via Twitter this weekend, The Stoned Immaculate, due March 2012. This joins a series of as-of-yet-unreleased projects, including Re-Conversionalize w/ Alchemist, Pilot Talk 3 w/ Ski Beatz, and the long-delayed Muscle Car Chronicles for DD172. It has not been confirmed yet, but given the nature of the announcement, this sounds [cont.]

We usually stay away from posting R&B/pop tracks, but Jay-Z verses get special treatment. Ri-Ri’s new LP is in stores November 22nd. Download  

Statik sets the stage for M.O.P.’s Sparta, hitting November 22nd, with this review of their classics and collabos. U don’t know.

J. Cole appears on MTV’s When I Was 17, alongside Robyn and Chad Michael Murray. Cole says his first rap name was “Therapist”; probably changed it so people didn’t mistake him for “The Rapist”.

DJ Scratch let the world know via Twitter that EPMD frontman and legendary producer Erick Sermon suffered a heart attack on November 12th, but is “okay”. Erick released a statement to Global Grind suggesting “I’m good! I got two more tests on Monday and Tuesday then I’m home hopefully on Wednesday.” Erick Sermon is pictured [cont.]

Yelawolf’s collabo with Em and Gangsta Boo premiered thanks to The Fader. November 15th.

From HardKnock.TV: XV Off the dome! There is no denying that this is a true freestyle! After a long day of shooting a music video for “Awesome” and then sitting down to talk to Nick Huff Barili for over an hour XV blessed us with a freestyle session. This is the essence of Hip Hop [cont.]

B.O.B. came through the Morning Riot to talk about his new mixtape, thoughts on Heavy D and the Lupe Fiasco situation with “Nothin On You”.

Bun speaks with True Stories Radio about the possibility of him being a member of Slaughterhouse.

New video off the album “The Life and Times of Peter Nelson” produced by Rob Stern.

Live from the Streets. Mr. Green had this to say; “In the fifth episode, we headed over to the Trocadero theater in Philly to meet up with Immortal Technique. He was on tour to promote his new album “The Martyr” and was under the weather but took the time to record some vocals for us [cont.]