[vodpod id=Video.5083632&w=425&h=350&fv=] Charlie Rose aired his sit-down with Jay-Z last night at the Brooklyn Museum. It was the second time the tandem chopped it up. Hov discussed his book, Decoded amongst various other topics. Our rip’s too large to upload, but luckily yardie came through with his. Spread content the BK way. Previously: Jay-Z Picks His Ultimate MC Cypher

On Sunday, Pusha T welcomed Big Sean to his home state and after the pair signed autographs with fans at the Commonwealth in Norfolk, they linked up with Lex Luger in the studio for some work. If all is G.O.O.D., it should surface soon. karen civil via illusivemedia

Get out that daze and put your attention towards some new music from Spitta as he jets across the Rozay and Yeezy “Live Fast & Die Young”. In related news, he’s moved more units than DeAndre.

Haven’t had enough of Twista? Well he decided to emancipate another leftover track from his recent album Perfect Storm. If you haven’t copped the album yet, you’ve been waiting too long.

At the beginning of Jay Electronica’s latest release “Jazzmatazz”, he utilized Martin Luther King Jr.’s final speech at the Mason Temple in Memphis, TN. Hours later, he was assassinated on a balcony at the Lorraine Motel. R.I.P. MLK and Guru.

Since Donnis’ criminally slept-on track “Gone” couldn’t find a spot on radio playlists, Adidas has placed the song in their new Adicolor campaign. Take that program directors. The commercial will debut nationally within the upcoming weeks.

This was a dream come true. I think u would have to be from Compton to really know what shit means. I watched Pac & Dre sit in front of the swatmeet at 9yrs old. Kendrick posted this flick on his Twitter account of him checking in with the Doc. Will this be how the West was won? Stay tuned.

In the words of Ma$on Betha, “Do that Puff Daddy shit, son!” Diddy’s back in the Big Apple and is kicking the promo campaign for Last Train To Paris into high gear. December 14th. He pitches his lullaby on Broadway with Mr. Softee (December 14th), and runs up on some poor sap. December 14th. Hey, you can’t knock his hustle. December 14th. In case you missed it, Last Train To Pairs pulls in Decemb—ah, you get the point.

The celebrity check-ins continued today on the Shade 45 Morning Show with Bobby Ray taking the time to chop it up with me about his new mixtape and five, count ’em, five Grammy nominations. You ain’t got nothin’ on this kid. Ha!

Cons to the Quence loosens up the tie with this new track from his mixtape, Movies On Demand 2. Suit’s the project well.