It’s hammer time! Featuring footage from their SXSW showcase, Shady 2.0’s furious four get their two step on for their latest video. Directed by ICU. welcome to: Our House drops June 12.

Slaughterhouse stopped by Bootleg Kev’s radio show during their tour stop in Vegas. During their interview they speak on a number of topics including, Eminem producing on their new album, welcome to: OUR House, Joell signing to Shady, Budden’s love life and much more. Part 2 after the cut.

In the fourth installment of Slaughterhouse’s latest vlog series, we get a look behind the scenes of their show in NYC including when NYPD snatched up Joey. Pay your parking tickets, kids. Previously: Ep. 1 | Ep. 2 l Ep. 3

God bless the human at the 2:43 mark. Anyway, here’s footage from Shady’s fantastic four in Austin during SXSW. Crook holds down narration duties and gives his take on life on the road. Previously: Ep. 1 | Ep. 2

Unfortunately, before last night’s

Prior to taking the stage at the Best Buy Theater this evening, Slaughterhouse stopped by Angie Mar‘s afternoon drive for a hilarious interview. Break 1:

[vodpod id=Video.16293004&w=540&h=350&fv=] Shady 2.0’s furious four shot the video for their latest single while in Austin. MTV

In the second installment of their new vlog series, Slaughterhouse recaps their previous shows in New Orleans as well as their SXSW weekend. To be continued. Previously: Ep. 1

After Dallas the previous night, Shady’s furious four brought the noise to The Warehouse last night. Above, they run through “The Illest” and “Onslaught 2”. Catch the “BET Cypher” and Crook’s freestyle below. iamqueenbobbi

Shady’s Records’ funky four rolled out their tour at Trees nightclub in Texas last night and they performed their most recent cut above. Please don’t hurt ’em before Austin now. tom braudy

With araabMUZIK providing the soundtrack, here’s Slaughterhouse’s new track. Lyrically, the group come correct. But it’s the chorus that’s really on point. Welcome to Our House May 15th. flex UPDATE: Dance with the explicit version below.

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

Technically, this is Crooked I’s recording. But, the gang’s all here. On the production end, the track’s produced by Boi-1da. As far as lyrics go, Royce Da 5’9 is a muthafuckin’ monster. Psalm 86:2 drops next month. lowkey

Before we get Slaughterhouse’s new album, welcome to: OUR HOUSE on May 15th, they will be going on a US Tour starting on March 8th, in Southside Dallas, TX. After the cut, see if the crew hits a city near you. uhtn

No need to ask who’s house. Shady 2.0 is still working. It’s so cold in the D. heads up: splash Sidebar: Mood Muzik Box Set

While Jeezy was throwing his album release concert, a few minutes away Slaughterhouse was holding it down at The Highline Ballroom in NYC. Up top is some footage from the night of the crew performing their track “The Illest” for the first time live. More from the fab four below.

On the eve of their return to Highline Ballroom, Royce, Joe Budden, Crooked I and Joell Ortiz swung by Hot 97 for their very first freestyle session with

Nickel Nine, Joell Ortiz, Joe Budden and Crooked I took their talents down to South Beach last night and recited their “Shady 2.0” cypher at Club Cameo. No Em or Yelawolf, no problem. ao

Yelawolf’s debut single just got a little harder. And thanks to Flex, here’s the remix featuring T.I. and Slaughterhouse. Spoiler alert: Crooked I and Royce are murderous. Radioactive spreads November 21st. UPDATE: No tags via x.

Still trying to adapt to rap? Well the second part of the series,