Emilio Rojas visited DJ Tony Touch last Tuesday to promote his No Shame…No Regrets. During the chat, he had no shame in cracking the microphone. Download his album here.

Per an audience member’s request, The Roots MC takes a shot at the Super Mario Bros. video game theme music. Classic beat. Classic moment.

Blood is thicker than water and Maino and his familia live by their code on their brand new recording.

How’s this for some art? Silhouettes of a strip tease help make DJ Paul and Drumma Boy’s new visual off their upcoming project, Clash of The Titans.

Still in Chicago, Wale speaks on some of his influences in his new vlog. He later travels back home and visits the Rita Bright Family & Youth Center. Wale love the kids. The Gifted in stores Tuesday.

Blessed 2 See 18 Details are scarce, but Meek Mill protege Lil Snupe was fatally shot last night. Reportedly, over a dice game. His manager confirmed the death this morning via Twitter.  Seven days ago, Snupe posted the photo above from his 18th birthday party.

Diddy does it again. Today, it was announced that Time Warner Cable has agreed to carrying his Revolt TV network. The channel is scheduled to launch this Fall. Says Puff of the deal: “This is a landmark distribution deal that demonstrates Time Warner Cable’s commitment to bringing a platform for music artists and fans to their subscribers,” stated Revolt TV Founder and Chairman Sean Combs.  “It positions Revolt to come out of the gate strong, and we look forward to […]

The day after Jay-Z’s 40/40 soirée, ESPN’s NFL Live cited Rap Radar while talking about Robert Kraft’s attendance. Kraft is the owner of the New England Patriots and according to Forbes, the 206th richest man in America. It’s the Roc, you bastards.

It’s official. Two months after forfeiting his Brooklyn Nets ownership, Jay-Z and partner OG Juan Perez, have been cleared by the National Basketball Players Association to represent NBA players. Rumor has it that Hov is trying to recruit Oklahoma City Thunder star, Kevin Durant. And 1. espn

J.Cole performed at Irving Plaza last night for the New York leg of his Dollar and a Dream Tour. After performing “In The Morning”, Drake commandeered the stage with “Say What’s Real” and “Started From The Bottom”.