Aside from this interview, Mr. Cee has to show love and speak on some classic B.I.G. business. Too bad they didn’t speak on anything else…
Hot 97’s MR CEE invaded ASAP Ferg and Whoo Kid’s conversation live on air and kicked out some cool BIG stories.
The most important part of this interview is when French speaks on actually dropping a single without features. You can hit play for everything else (it’s worth the listen).
ASAP Ferg explains how he met A$AP Rocky, the origins of A$AP Mob, ‘beefing’ with Gucci Mane and more on DJ Whoo Kid’s show.
Jadakiss calls into Shade 45 and speaks on B.I.G. searching to kill DJ Clue, as well as if B.I.G. would respect skinny jeans and if these new rappers be out if he was still alive.
Shaheem Reid scores himself a new interview series with Life+Times, and his first guest in Busa Buss:
In the premiere episode of the The Round Up, host Shaheem Reid presents an in-depth interview with Busta Rhymes. Busta speaks on being a recording artist for the past 20 years, working with artists from Diddy to Q-Tip and how he’s seen the music industry evolve.
While at an in-store signing at Recess in Seattle’s U-District, Sermon’s Domain got the opportunity to chop it up with Mikey extensively about this upcoming Banco EP, from the details of his recordings to some of the features and production we can expect. We also talk about working with Choo Jackson on “Money Came,” being able to link up with so many hot producers, upcoming “Lost Boys” record with Mac Miller and Trinidad James, giving away free music and more.
Talib Kweli murked that freestyle easy…Snoop wasn’t half bad either.
Check out one of GGN’s best freestyle sessions. Listen to how Kweli became the lyricist he is today and stuff your face because @mirandablive loves fat guys. Oh yeah… and Jesus Christ is my nigga.
Mac Miller talks about his new upcoming album Watching Movies with the sound off, he shares with us it’s his most personal album and he tells us why. We also got his fans sharing why they love Mac Miller and more.
Snoop Dogg speaks on his microphone, the White House, Twitter and more. Below, he performs ‘No Guns Allowed’ from Reincarnated (that would normally feature Drake).
LIL KIM calls into Whoo Kid’s Show for his RIP Notorious BIG Weekend — speaks on some cool BIG stories ,Loyalty, Beef with Faith , 50 Cent Beef , Scott Storch, Sex in the Projects, New Artist Tiffany Foxx and more!
J. Cole appears on DJ Drama’s show in Atlanta to speak on a number of topics, such as his career….as well as what other’s think of it in the form of a list (but he doesn’t give a f***):
“I don’t know, but I don’t really give a f**k. It is what it is. Think about it, from what they say, it’s the past year, I’ve had a quiet year. But still, I should be on there. I don’t give a f**k, DJ Drama…..they’re still gonna die. They’re fu**ng dead, and I’m gonna kill them.”
“We shouldn’t talk about this anymore. They want this, f**k these guys. By the way nobody’s competing, some of these guys you putting up against each other are from different fu**ing planets. They shouldn’t even be in the same conversation, so what are they really talking about. Future doesn’t even give a f**k about Kanye. They don’t even interrupt each others’ lives and they’re not competing on the same level. So what are you doing? I don’t really know.”
You can check out the interview below.
J. Cole – DJ Drama Interview (Part 1)
J. Cole – DJ Drama Interview (Part 2)
J. Cole – DJ Drama Interview (Part 3)
Sak passe Internets!!! This week, Grammy award winning and former Haitian presidential candidate Wyclef Jean sets the record straight about the #YELE charity organization accusations, the Ducati and pum pum shorts incident, intmate music making moments with Lauryn Hill, carrying Haiti on his back. the legacy of the Fugees and drops a freestyle that you’ll need Rosetta Stone to decipher through. Please remember, it’s #YELE not #YOLO!
Mario Hemsley meets up with hiphop artist Lupe Fiasco at the Trade Show @ SXSW where he unveils his new and unique product '"Higi".
Mario Hemsley meets up with hiphop artist Lupe Fiasco at the Trade Show @ SXSW where he unveils his new and unique product “Higi”.
Juicy J returns to The Breakfast Club to talk about staying trippy, his tour, ‘Bandz’ and just overall being drunk.
WWTDD.com manages to get Snoop to pretty much say the shit he’s been saying, which I figure they find funny because they’re not part of urban culture or something. I don’t know. I will say that the best part of the interview comes at the end when Snoop Dogg/Lion has some words for Chris Brown.
On the release of their new E.P ‘5 Star general’, Newham Generals (Footsie & D Double E) talk the prospects of an album in 2013, 2013 passion & hunger, Lack of Crews & collectives now, the relevance of the producers taking over the MCs & more.
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Black Hippy give their take on their group member earning the number one spot on MTV’s Hottest MC list…..Q is hilarious (especially since he’s probably serious).
The Pussycat Dolls frontwoman appeared on The Jonathan Ross Show to continue to try to keep her music career afloat, even performing the not-really-heading-anywhere-sales-wise single ‘Boomerang’ while on the show. She needs a sextape to drop fast.
Kendrick Lamar discusses future collaborations with Drake, remixing Emeli Sandé’s single “Next to Me,” sharing the stage with 50 Cent, and his next single and album.
West coast artist AB Soul explains why he went on Twitter supporting “Cop Killer” Chris Dorner after reading his manifesto, and how he wasn’t surprised that majority of people were on his side in the situation. AB Soul also explains how he caught a rare virus called Steven-Johnson Syndrome when he was younger, which permanently hindered his vision.
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Angel Yee asks Just Blaze about the backlash to ‘Harlem Shake’ from original Harlem Shakers. Good debate.
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Curtis Jackson, better known to the world as 50 Cent, does not need any kind of introduction. Ever since his immensely successful debut album Get Rich Or Die Trying hit the market ten years ago with 12 million copies sold to date, the Queens-native has established himself as an international rap star, successful entrepreneur, investor and actor. Never one to shy away from controversy, he has understood the necessity to maintain the right type of relationship with the media, thus establishing him as one of the most-talked about individuals in rap. Throughout his lively career, the G-Unit general has adapted important lessons stemming from his rough upbringing in Jamaica, Queens to his numerous ventures.
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Continuing our conversation, we share with you today the sequel, and final segment to our ‘Cut From A Different Cloth’ with renowned rap mogul, 50 Cent. As one of the wealthiest and top selling hip-hop artists of all time, we wanted to further examine 50’s thoughts on pop culture, today’s music climate, boxing, and his feelings towards “Cloud Rap/Hipster Rap,” a sub-genre of hip-hop that’s clearly on his opposite spectrum. Footage took place at 50 Cent’s G-Unit headquarters in Manhattan.
T.I. reveals that the sequel to “Trouble Man,” “He Who Wears the Crown,” is “60 to 70 percent done,” and announces the first-ever Hustle Gang compilation.
