At 120 frames per second, Yela slows things all the way down in his new video. This tune will appear on his upcoming Trunk Muzik Returns on the 14th.

“You ain’t gotta be intimidated, man, stop running your mouth!” This is the type of shit DVR was made for. Next month, DMX will attempt to get his mind right on Iyanla Vanzant’s Fix My Life. Here’s the trailer for broadcast. Airs April 13th on OWN.

Nancy Sinatra’s boots were made for walking, but Big Boi’s were made for the track. Starting next month, General Patton will be hitting the road on a 45 city tour. Killer Mike will also be on the undercard. Check out the dates below. rollingstone

It’s still all about the Benjamins. And with that said, take a listen to the new single from Lore’l produced by Big Nate and Case Boogie. Time to cash out? era

A$AP Rocky’s got a fuckin’ problem. While on Power 106 in L.A. he said he was upset about securing the eighth seed on MTV’s Hottest MCs list. Below is a transcript of why he felt he deserved the number one spot. All my videos are shitting on any hip-hop video out there, let’s be honest. The reason why everyone is wearing gold again is because of your boy. Everybody’s wearing diamonds. I’m the one that who made the John Lennon […]

Not only is the Double R celebrating its fourth anniversary this Saturday, but BMX rider Nigel Sylvester, will also release his G-Shock “Black Out” wristwatch. Here’s a vignette featuring Angie Martinez, Va$htie, Jadakiss, Styles P, Vado, DJ Clark Kent, 40 oz Van, Russ Bengston, and yours truly. Pop-A-Wheelie Fresh, y’all.

Jomo’s flow is all over the place. But the Capo reps the town on this new track spearheaded by Power 105.1’s DJ Self.

Chicago upstart Spenzo returns to WordPress with new music lifted from his mixtape, Spenzo We Trust. No time to fold when you’re on the come up. fsd

Mixtape legend and Breakfast Club co-host DJ Envy, sat in the hotseat on this week’s edition of The Combat Jack Show. Below is a synopsis of the interview.  The “People’s Choice”, DJ Envy stops by to talk about his role as the devil’s advocate on the Breakfast Club, his recent admission of infidelity to his wife, how other dj’s ain’t playing right, getting a gun pulled on him by Nas, and tells us his strategy to “kill a muthafucker breathin’”. We […]

Big Sean pulls a swerve and lands at the sixth spot on MTV‘s list. Sorry, Kanye. When the members of MTV’s Hip-Hop Brain Trust sat down to discuss the year’s rankings, the Detroit rapper initially had the #8 spot. But no one could’ve predicted how much he would progress on the list. Indeed, the same could be said for Sean’s influence and impact on hip-hop over the past year.