With DJ On Point on the 1s and 2s, Prodigy takes to the mic and becomes the head nigga in charge for this week’s BET freestyle series. H.N.I.C. 3 in stores now. Previously: Slaughterhouse

Robbing a Dollar General isn’t exactly a big pay-day. That’s why Strange Music’s Stevie Stone and Yelawolf run up in the jewelry store next door in their new video. Great cinematography and song. That chorus will probably be stuck in my head for the remainder of the day too. Stevie’s album Rollin is available here.

The Untouchable Maybach Empire are at again and this evening, comes a new video for Rozay and Gunplay’s remix. As long as nobody reports the nudity shots, the vid should live through the night. Self Made Vol. 2 available here.

Young Jeezy and his CTE comrades fired up the camera and gave an in studio performance for their new posse cut. Real niggaz do real things.

It’s a new day and 50 Cent has new music featuring Dr. Dre. Strangely enough, Alicia Keys claimed this as her single last month. No backsies? engineroomaudio

Mary J. Blige’s debut 411 turns 20 years old tomorrow. But today, the boombox interviewed the Queen Of Soul on her two decade old achievement. “Wow, I mean to celebrate that accomplishment of the 20th anniversary of What’s the 411?… it means everything because it was the beginning of everything that I do. It was the beginning of the 20-year career span that I have. Just the longevity and the fanbase and the building of that. The first shows, being […]

Coming off the success of Habits & Contradictions, here goes ScHoolboy Q with its latest visual. It features his daughter, TDE familia, and a whole bunch of orange animation. Directed by David M. Helman.

I was calling them plays, you were still in the bleachers. Ty Kidd

School’s out, but class is in session in Kardinall Offishall’s new video. In the description, he gives a breakdown of the visual’s concept. Enjoy. Remember. Reflect. Relate. Re-live. Realize. Re-invent. Kardinal and Nottz (on the beat) link up with Shi Wisdom to bring you “Mr.Parker”. A song about growing up and living with the challenges of an education system that is built for “us” to fail (or at least having it be very difficult to succeed). With little encouragement, many […]

360 appeared last Tuesday on Tony Toca’s show on Shade 45. Before the close of his interview, he recited a pair of rhymes over Nas’ “Memory Lane” and “Can’t Forget About You”. Based off his previous material, 60 should’ve gone harder.