[vodpod id=Video.5811214&w=540&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] Game stopped by Big Boy’s Neighborhood and spoke on his on-going feud with Ras Kass. Check out what Jayceon had to say about their recent scrap. kc

Not only did The Lower End Professionals “put on for their city” at SXSW, they damn near brought the entire town with them. After rocking one of their showcases, Moonie and Count spoke on their upcoming movie, Bogus Boys. The duo was vague on the premise, but said that soon we’ll understand this summer.

Back in 2009, there were talks of Fab, Ne-Yo, and Ryan Leslie forming a super group. Well, The Life Files brings forth pictures of the trio last night workin’ on the remix to “You Be Killin’ Em”. The competition better get a head start.

Last Friday, Nipsey and his former manager were detained for an alleged involvement in a shooting at Crenshaw and Slauson, L.A. No charges have been filed, but Nipsey tweeted after he was released. Below is an account according to Street Gangs. This evening the two men got into a physical altercation near the alley at the rear of the Shell gas station at Crenshaw and Slauson in Hyde Park. According to eyewitnesses, Nipsey’s brother, Samiel Asghedom pulled out a gun to defend his brother […]

It was hard to keep up with Gangsta Gibbs during SXSW. Like a majority of the acts there, he performed at countless bars and hole in the walls. At The Smoking Section‘s showcase, Gibbs performs his verse from “Highway To Hell” without Bun B or Mexicans With Guns in attendance.

[vodpod id=Video.5810347&w=540&h=350&fv=] All army fatigued-out, the Based God took time out during his SXSW extravaganza to shoot his newest clip.  No days off indeed. In other news, we’re wondering when this showdown begins. Retweet that!

If you were at South By Southwest last week, chances are you ran into engineer, Young Guru. Before fine tuning Jay-Z and Roc-A-Fella recordings, Guru did his thing behind the 1s and 2s. And now as Hov’s tour DJ, he’s getting back to his first love. While at Nice Kicks in Austin, Guru explains why he’s getting back to DJing and reveals plans of a mixtape series. Previously: Young Guru Presents: A Little Biggie 101

While in Austin last week, DJ Quik held a listening session at Nice Kicks this past Thursday for his eighth solo album, Book Of David. Although the project is dropping April 20th, it was supposed to come out last year. In the clip above, Quik explains the reason for the delay. He also reveals that he’s one of the few artists to get a sample clearance from the film, Grease.

[vodpod id=Video.5810398&w=425&h=350&fv=] SpiffTV and Dre Films provide the visuals for Rick Ross’ latest video, “RetroSuperFuture II”. Presently, Self Made still on course to drop May 24th.

“Kill People. Burn Shit. Fuck School.” You already peeped the high-flying antics at the Thrasher show, and here’s Tyler, The Creator presenting the OFWGTKA’s next anthem. Oh boy. God bless these crazy kids. Ha! A lil “Yonkers’ on the other side. Sidebar: What’s Poppin SWXSW: Odd Future Pt. 3