It’s the show that never ends. And neither do these vlogs. For the fifth installment, Yela

Yelawolf’s tour recently made its way down to Nawlins and the Lone Star State. During the stop in Houston, he even got a custom made grill from none other than Paul Wall. Previously: Pt. 3

Still down past the Mason-Dixie Line, Yelawolf brings us a behind the scenes look at his tour stops in Tallahassee, Starkville, and Memphis. Previously: Pt. 2

Yela’s currently on his Slumerican tour. And while down in the Sunshine State, he shares both some studio and play time between his shows in Melbourne, St. Peters, and Jacksonsville. To be continued.

Off their collaborative EP Psycho White dropping in November, Travis and Yelawolf drop the project’s opening track. Background vocals by Skinhead Rob & Tim Armstrong.

Inked up, Travis and Yela’s mug split the cover on their joint EP, Psycho White. Before it arrives in November, Complex shares the first look and its 5 titles below. 1. Push ‘Em Ft. Skinhead Rob & Tim Armstrong 2. 6 Feet Underground Ft. Tim Armstrong 3. Funky Shit 4. Whistle Dixie 5. Director’s Cut Ft. Michael Myers & Superman

For Champs Sport’s latest television spot, the sporting goods chain licensed Yelawolf’s “Good To Go”. Needless to say, this is a good look for Catfish Billy.

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.

Still frustrated with his label, Yela hit the Skee Lodge. He shares advice for artists, talks working with Big Boi and upcoming projects including Trunk Muzik Returns and Country Cousins with Big K.R.I.T.

This is some spooky gutter shit. Yela and Rittz keep the suspense going with a short-film for their track “Growin’ Up In The Gutter” off Radioactive. Don’t get scared now.