Nipsey enlists Rick Ross and Hit Boy for “1 Hunnit A Show,” from the upcoming Mailbox Money project.

From L&T: “JAY Z’s Life+Times and vitaminwater® present a new documentary series called “Where I’m From.” The series premiere follows producer extraordinaire Hit-Boy, detailing his journey from starting out by making beats on FruityLoops to hustling past his opposition to become the inspiring super producer he is today.”

Produced by Hit-Boy.

From Hit Boy’s HS87 LP, available now. Shout out to In & Out Burger around the 1:56 mark.

New music from MMG’s Rockie Fresh, produced by Hit-Boy of “N***as In Paris” fame. That cover art was probably commissioned by DONDA for like $30k.

Hits Since 1987 presents: HS87 “We The Plug” available May 27th.

From Hit-Boy’s We The Plug with HS87, due May 27th.

First offering from Hit Boy’s upcoming compilation, We The Plug, hitting May 6th.

Produced by Detail Films. Directed by Nem Perez.

The latest from the MMG camp, directed by DRE Films.

Trading the sunny skies of California for the gritty streets of New York, Audio Push is back with the highly anticipated visual for their Hit-Boy-produced track, “Tis The Season.”

Featuring a classic Ol’ Dirty Bastard sample, “Tis The Season” has the classic boom-bap sound, laced with verses from three young and talented emcees, as Brooklyn’s own Joey Bada$$ joins Audio Push on the record.

The “N***as In Paris” producer teams with Nipsey Hussle for this new cut, as premiered by the LA Leakers.

In part 2 of Hard Knock TV’s interview, Hit Boy talks to Nick Huff Barili about growing up mainly with his Mom and 2 Sisters. “I definitely had to grow up a lot faster and I had to learn how to be the man of the house. I had to learn how to take care of myself and protect my Mom and my Sisters.” Hit Boy adds “Its great now cause me and Dad…He is out now [of Jail] and we are building a good relationship.” Hit says that the song “Running in Place” which talks about his father was one of the earlier tracks he recorded for HITstory. “It was something that was just in me.” Hit Boy goes on to talk about when things were going slow for him in 2009 and he only got one placement (with Mary J Blige) the whole year. His friend Ester Dean played him the dvd for The Secret and it helped change his perspective on things. “All I did was change my mental. I started to wake up every morning and say this is going to be the greatest day of my life and I would just appreciate the smallest thing….I’ve been that way since 09 and my life has completely changed.” As the interview continues Hit talks about a beat he made in 2007 that he wanted to give to Kanye West. Hit Boy carried around the beat with him until one day he met Kanye West when Ye came to the studio Hit was at to work with Pharrell. Fast forward to last year, Hit walks us through what was going through his mind when Jay-Z called him out on stage after him and Kanye just performed the Hit Boy produced track “Niggas in Paris” 12 times in a row.

Hard Knock TV’s exclusive in-depth interview with Hit Boy. In part 1 Hit talks to Nick Huff Barili about his first Hip Hop memory (N.W.A) and how watching his uncle perform in a group called Troop made him want to get into Rapping and Producing. Hit Boy says that he started taking rapping seriously at 13 years old and then took to producing a couple years later on Acid Pro and Fruity Loops. Hit Boy explains how his production process has evolved: “Now my process is not really “Beats” I’m more digging into feelings and stuff like that. I might just start with just a keyboard and build my own music now…Im so busy that I have to create music on the spot now. I’m not the kid that is in Fontana making 30 beats a day. Now we have actual sessions and I’m sitting with Mariah Carey hand in hand playing the keys really coming up with records. This is really what I’m about. I’m not that guy that people thought I was as far as just “Niggas in Paris” or these simple beats that got me on. Like Hov said “I had to dumb down to double my dollars” you feel me…Now I’m just really creating music, its not just about the beats any more. I’m trying to change the Culture. I’m trying to bring it back to when it felt right. It just felt good. I’m capturing feelings now.” As the interview continues Hit Boy talks about getting a visit from Dr Dre. “We just kicked it. I played him a couple things. I’m not saying that we are working together or anything but we just vibe’d.” When asked by Nick who he thinks should win the Hip Hop Grammy this year Hit Boy says “Ima say Kendrick man. I feel like he had one of the most organic stories and organic movements of the last couple years.” Drake recently mentioned that him and Hit Boy had some stashed tracks that didn’t make the album.

In this interview from Revolt TV, Hit-Boy talks about his contributions to Jay-Z’s new LP, Magna Carta Holy Grail.