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Last night, Jon Connor formerly announced his deal with Aftermath during his BET Cypher. In a sit down interview with MTV, Jon Connor speaks on his deal with Aftermath and why he decided to announce the deal during BET Hip-Hop awards.
TheUrbanDaily.com caught up with one of New York’s Finest to talk about the legacy of The Notorious B.I.G., Kendrick Lamar’s “Control” verse and DJ Khaled’s new song “I Feel Like Pac/I Feel Like BIG.”
Nelly appeared on Chelesea Lately and he spoke on his new album M.O., being part-owner of the Charlotte Bobcats, Ford and more.
While in Philly, Kidd Kidd kicked it with HiphopSince1987 and spoke on how he met Lil Wayne and how he got on the “Mrs. Officer” record over 2 Chainz. He also talked about how he got Signed to G-Unit, his Street Fame EP, his new single with Lil Wayne and recording his Dedication 5 verse in Miami.
Robin Thicke sat down with Oprah on Oprah’s Next Chapter to discuss several topics. He spoke on the impact of “Blurred Lines”, his MTV Video Music Awards performance with Miley Cyrus, family life with wife Paula Patton, his role as a father and working with Pharrell, will.i.am and more. Watch the full interview above.
Thisis50 & Young Jack Thriller recently spoke with Marc Ecko for an exclusive interview!
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Wale sat down with Dames Nellas to talk about the Toronto shows, videos and hip hop culture.
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It would appear the answer is…..probably not. Above, Mike Will talks to MTV about the possibility of extending the record.
Our homie Pusha T is our latest subject on Off Tha’ Wall. Coming off the heels of his debut solo album release, MNIMN, Push opens up about a plethora of things. He speaks about his relationship with Pharrell Williams, his favorite spots in Virginia and the biggest misconception about him.
If you have two hours time, both Nelly and Mack Wilds stopped by Rosenberg and Cipha’s show to promote their respective projects.
Cam’ron latest project, Ghetto Heaven Vol. 1, is out now, and he appeared on The Breakfast Club to speak on the music, JAY Z, Ma$e, Vado, The Diplomats and much more. An additional clip is below.
The below excerpt is taken from Grantland, where you can check out Kimmel’s full take on that interview.
I really enjoyed last night’s episode of Kanye West Live! featuring Jimmy Kimmel. I don’t know if I’ve ever seen you get run over like that.
Well, y’know — one thing I learned on the radio is the value of shutting up and listening. He had a lot to say and he seemed very passionate and I felt like I was absorbed by it, and I thought the audience was too. They told me afterward that in the green room you could hear a pin drop, which is rare. Usually no one in the green room is paying any attention to the show.He was staring directly into your eyes the entire time.
I think, to me, the best guests do lock on and make eye contact. I think it’s odd when the guest plays to the audience, unless they’re demonstrating something. It doesn’t seem like a conversation. I feel less involved when the guest is directing their story to the audience instead of the host.
As part of our “Evening With” series, R&R presents an evening with the West Coast’s finest Kendrick Lamar, whilst he was recently finishing off his 2013 European tour. Kendrick talked about his interaction with the crowd whilst on stage and how he prepares for the show. Kendrick also let us know what’s up for the future.
Cam calls into Hoodrich Radio and talks Ghetto Heaven, Instagram, Jay Z, his upcoming film endeavors and more!
We were down in ATL for this year’s A3C conference and had the opportunity to do a live sit down with the “Hair Weave Killer”. My goal was to get 2 Chainz to talk about things he never talks about. Like how he values Lil Wayne’s mentorship. And how he never thought being dumb was cool. And how some consider him to be an EDM artist. I wanted the audience to walk away knowing that you can’t judge a book by its cover, or a Tity Boi by his name. Internets, this episode right here is different.
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Quite simply put: there’s no beef. That Roc-A-Fella shit is long gone.
Courtesy of LIFE+TIMES.
“We all gonna die one day…I ain’t about to die leaving behind no shitty ass songs.” Elliott Wilson meets up with Danny Brown at Acme NYC to discuss his debut LP, “Old”. Danny sheds light on his creative process, comparisons to the legend ODB, pushing the genre forward, and why he thinks “Old” is one of the best albums of the year.
Ja visits Drama on satellite radio to talk about his past issues with DMX, Jay-Z and (of course) 50 Cent.
Basically, there’s a lot of sex-talk in this interview. Danny Brown’s Old is out now.
Elliott Wilson & B.Dot from Rap Radar stopped by The Breakfast Club on Power 105.1 to talk about the relaunch of their site, Drake Vs. Kendrick Lamar, new features on their site, best female MC’s, Kanye West and more.
Kanye West appeared on Jimmy Kimmel tonight on ABC to talk about his wife Kim Kardashian, the birth of their first child North West, struggles breaking into the fashion industry, racism, and more.
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In this episode of The Process with Peter Rosenberg, Joey Bada$$ details his start in rap, which has quickly blossomed into a career for the 18-year-old Brooklyn native.
Courtesy of Mass Appeal. My Name Is My Name is out now.
Above: Pusha and our panelists return for the second installment of Release Roundtable. Pusha discusses the harsh realities of his inspiration behind his song “Suicide”, the honesty of “S.N.I.T.C.H.”, and surprises the all-star list of bloggers with his “Mase flow” on “Let Me Love You.”
Below: In the final part of “Release Roundtable,” Pusha T takes our panel of internet heavyweights through his tracks “Hold On” featuring Rick Ross and “No Regrets” with Young Jeezy & Kevin Cossom. The committee wraps up with their honest commentary on Pusha’s album My Name Is My Name.
PREVIOUSLY: Release Roundtable: Pusha T Talks ‘MNIMN’ (Part 1)
Pusha T returned to The Breakfast Club this morning on Power 105. He talked about his debut album, explained why he believes he has the album of the year and more. My Name Is My Name is in stores now.
