In the wake of the controversy surrounding DJ Mister Cee, YN sits down with Ebro to talk how the situation will play out going forward, the public’s reaction and homophobia in the Rap community.
YN breaks bread with Meek Mill over at Philippe’s Restaurant for the latest edition of The Truth. On this go around, Meek talks about battling Kendrick Lamar and Cassidy.
After a 7 year hiatus, Justin Timberlake made his return with a dominant year. In YN’s new Truth, he takes a stroll through the park to get some of the public’s views.
YN flew out to Macklemore’s home city of Seattle for his new CRWN series.
It’s funny how one verse can fuck up the game. In the wake of Kendrick Lamar’s verse on “Control”, YN asks his esteemed panel who’s in really in control in hip-hop.
YN is back with The Truth. While digging in the crates at the A1 Record Shop in NY, Earl Sweatshirt discusses his album Doris and experience working with the RZA. Hear it all on August 20.
Drake’s 4th annual OVO Fest came and went. But prior to the star-studded show, YN chops it up with the eager fans outside the venue in the new Truth. Who let Elliott across the border though?
Its the battle of the laughs. Before Hov took the field at Yankee Stadium last weekend, YN caught up with him for a special sit-down of The Truth. In the first part, Jay talks about Magna Carta Holy Grail, Samsung deal, and new legends. UPDATE: In the second segment, Jay discusses the business of sports management and the shifting nature of industry competition. He notes how the fight for talent has changed as digital platforms—ranging from daily fantasy sports apps to […]
Kanye West and J.Cole weren’t the only artists that dropped on June 18th. Mac Miller’s Watching Movies With The Sound Off dropped the same day and debuted at number three on Billboard. But is that enough? YN catches up with Mac’s partner Q, to discuss whether or not hip-hop is sleeping on the fish that saved Pittsburgh.
Man, this drop from Masspike Miles is seriously smooth from start to finish. The Road Less Traveled totally delivers on that signature R&B vibe, and the production choices across these tracks are just insane. It honestly feels more complete than a lot of full-length albums out right now. Tracks like "Devoted" with Bun B and the title track hit different when you are just cruising around the city late at night. If you are heading out to grab the physical copy or hitting up a late-night listening session across town, trying to flag down reliable taxi services can sometimes be a real hassle, so planning ahead definitely saves the mood. Overall, this project proves why he is such a vital part of the Maybach crew. Definitely keep this one on repeat for a while.