RUN THE JEWELS FEAT. GANGSTA BOO – LOVE AGAIN [VIDEO]
A little parasitic porn comes your way courtesy of Run The Jewels and Gangsta Boo’s video for “Love Again.”
RUN THE JEWELS PREVIEW VIRTUAL REALITY VIDEO FOR CROWN
Killer Mike and El-P continue to try new and innovative concepts. This time, the duo connect with the NY Times for a Virtual Reality video for “Crown.” If you have a VR device, you can download it here but if not, you can get to experience a little bit of it in this 40 second clip.
CONVERSE RUBBER TRACKS PRESENTS RUN THE JEWELS IN 360 DEGREES
While in London, RTJ connected with Converse to present their entire concert with a 360 degree view.
MEOW THE JEWELS FEAT. LIL BUB, MACEO & DELONTE – MEOWPURRDY
What? You thought that was the end of the Meow The Jewels videos once Killer Mike and El-P announced they were working on RTJ 3? Nope. Get ready to get an eyeful of more creepy cat visuals courtesy of “Meowpurrdy.”
RUN THE JEWELS PERFORM EARLY IN PARIS
Killer Mike and El-P hit the Pitchfork Music Festival stage in Paris for a performance of “Early,” which is always appropriate considering the current climate between the boys and blue and African Americans.
RUN THE JEWELS – RUBBLE KINGS THEME (VIDEO)
Things get animated for the “Rubble Kings Theme” video by Run The Jewels.
MEOW THE JEWELS – ALL MEOW LIFE (NICK HOOK REMIX)
Cat GIFs appropriately dominate the Nick Hook’s feline remix to Run The Jewels’ “All My Life.” Of course, it’s ridiculous.
RUN THE JEWELS – MEOW THE JEWELS: A PAW-CUMENTARY
Killer Mike and El-P explain in this documentary how a marijuana influenced idea about making a cat album turned into Meow The Jewels.
RUN THE JEWELS – ANGEL DUSTER
It’s been one year since RTJ2 dropped and Killer Mike and El Producto celebrate with the music video for “Angel Duster.”
RUN THE JEWELS – RUBBLE KINGS THEME
Killer Mike and El-P provide the theme song to the Mass Appeal documentary “Rubble Kings.” Out on October 30th, Rubble Kings is described as a film about “how a few extraordinary, forgotten people did the impossible, during the gang era of NYC and how their actions impacted the city and the world over by planting the seeds to what would become hip hop culture.”