Chicago rapper, Lupe Fiasco stopped by Sway in the Morning to discuss the many ventures in his career from new music to community leadership. The controversial rapper first discussed his entrance into the Henry Crown Fellowship Program and working with community leaders and big businesspersons. Additionally, he spoke about his involvement with Stand Up to Cancer and why he got involved. He also played some new music from his up and coming album Testuo & Youth due this summer. Lupe explained the type of musical legacy he wants to leave behind and how that drives his music creativity. Additionally, the rapper spoke with Tracy G about his battle with depression and how he gets past it. In the second clip, he blew everyone away with his dope 4-minute freestyle.

Legendary rapper Talib Kweli stopped by Sway in the Morning to talk about re-introducing his album, Gravitas. Kweli went on to break down how money is lost from artists in the music business and why music streaming could hurt an artist. He also took calls from listeners. He discussed how has evolved as a lyricist and becoming a better song writer. Tracy G also got into the Celebrity Wire, which featured designer Tom Ford discussing the Jay Z song and Chris Brown having bi-polar disorder. Look to pick up Kweli’s music on his website.

“Feels f**cking great… for hip hop,” said Styles P, on Sway in the Morning, when asked about how it feels to drop an EP with The Lox. Jadakiss, Sheek Louch & Styles P, stepped foot in Sway’s Live In-Studio Concert Series and performed “Faded” & “Talk About It”, off their recent EP, The Trinity. While in-studio, they also opened up about their lowest moment in hip-hop, & spoke about what they would do if the music industry tried to make them compromise their integrity.

Danny Brown discusses relationship between drugs, his penis and his chipped tooth on Sway in the Morning.

Odd Future’s Earl Sweatshirt stops by Sway In The Morning, to speak on his new album, Doris, meeting Eminem, being in a relationship, and his creative process.

Just Blaze sits in with Sway In The Morning. They speak on electronic DJ culture, Kendrick Lamar’s “Control” verse, “Higher” with Baauer, and more.

Stalley explains the title to his upcoming mixtape, Honest Cowboy, and spits a freestyle for Sway In The Morning.

The mighty Souls Of Mischief sit in with Sway In The Morning. They speak on their new album with Adrian Younge, today’s generation, going back to school, and more.

Action Bronson visits Sway in the Morning show and discusses his new project Saaab Stories and his well conditioned beard, while eating pretzels.

Questlove visits Sway In The Morning. In this four part interview, they speak upon his Late Night gig, Jimmy Fallon being a hip-hop head, overlooked artists, trending 20 years later, growing up around music, and more.

B.o.B. keeps up with five randomly selected beats on Sway In The Morning on Shade45.

Schoolboy Q appears on Sway In The Morning with Mystikal, as both seem to be spitting “off the top”, then Q spits for Flex in the second clip.

Today marks the 10th anniversary of Get Rich Or Die Tryin’“. This throwback clip from MTV finds Sway asking 50 Cent about what to expect from the now classic LP.

Here is Vanilla Ice’s full interview with Sway in the Morning. In their conversation, Ice speaks openly on all things Ice — including selling 160 million records, the key to success according to his experiences, and what really happened with Suge Knight. Did he really get hung over a balcony?

“The truth is he was nice.” Admits Ice. “The story seems a little bit better, a little bit more interesting, and got better ratings when you have Vanilla Ice hanging upside down and you see his change coming from his pockets. The truth is, he took that money, but I look at it in a positive way because I’ve made great investments.”

Before talking about dating Madonna, he went on to discuss his indirect involvement with Death Row Records.

“That money went on to start Deathrow Records.” Claims Ice. “That money funded some of the greatest hip hop records of all time. ‘The Chronic’ record, funded by Vanilla Ice.”

Watch him elaborate with mentions of Snoop and Tupac.