Erick and Parrish were back in business last night and appeared on The Combat Jack Show. Interview begins around the 44:15 mark. This Friday, check out their Hit Squad reunion show at NY’s Best Buy Theater.

Missed this yesterday, but Karen Civil recently sat down with Nipsey Hussle for some Civilized Talk. He addressed those pesky Maybach Music rumors and the meaning behind the “Marathon”. Slow and steady always wins the race. Sidebar: Karen Civil Interviews Kendrick Lamar

[vodpod id=Video.16124411&w=540&h=350&fv=] While the Rosenthals were in Chicago, they caught up with the Lower End Professionals. With Don Trip in the back, Moonie and Count give a humorous interview. No smiling, though. fsd

Shady Records’ fantastic four put their talents to use over Lil Wayne’s hit. The flows on the second half are real.

Mac’s done it again. Two months after “Donald Trump” went gold, the independent neophyte has earned himself another plaque. Congrats to the entire Rostrum Records staff!

Kanye’s back at it. And during his gig in Melbourne, Australia, he went off the cuff and freestyled the remainder of his set. New York City is dangerous. Ha! missinfo

Def Jam’s Best Of Both Offices held a relaunch concert for their website yesterday at the Gramercy Theater in NY. Some of the performers included Vado, Ace Hood, 2 Chainz, and Asher Roth. Congrats Sav and Steve-O. Missed out? Here’s a recap thanks to PowTV.

Odd Future’s second installment will be available on March 20th. But tonight, Tyler posted the cover art featuring affiliate, Lucas Vercetti’s mug. UPDATE: Tracklist via Pitchfork 01 Hi. 02 Bitches [ft. Domo Genesis and Hodgy Beats] 03 NY (Ned Flander) [ft. Hodgy Beats, and Tyler, the Creator] 04 Ya Know [ft. the Internet] 05 Forest Green [ft. Mike G] 06 Lean [ft. Hodgy Beats and Domo Genesis] 07 Analog 2 [ft. Tyler, the Creator, Frank Ocean, and Syd tha Kyd] […]

With Carolina Panthers’ Cam Newton on the field and AraabMuzik in the skybox, here’s Under Armour’s new television spot. After the jump, check out behind the scenes footage of how it all came together.

The revolution will be televised. And tomorrow, Diddy will officially announce plans for his new cable channel, Revolt. According to the New York Times, the network will be a hub for music and news. The channel is tentatively due to launch by the end of 2013. Don’t change that dial. UPDATE: Now with video announcement. Sidebar: Magic‘s got one too!