Here’s a rule of thumb: Don’t ever heckle an emcee that everyone adores in an intimate setting because bad things will happen. This fan didn’t realize that giving the middle finger to Ghostface would result in getting his ass kicked but that’s exactly what happened in Texas. Not smart.
Detroit’s V Stylez drops the visuals for the J Dilla produced heat rock “Rough, Rugged & Raw” that features KXNG Crooked and Bumpy Knuckles. Off of his recently released At Odds Til I’m Even album.
Mike and El-P head to Graffiti’s SWAG Shop in Atlanta, Georgia and talk to four kids about real shit: girls vs. boys’ intelligence, Iggy Azalea, non-violent drug offenses, and more. Don’t sleep on the wisdom of the youth.
After a brief hiatus, Bam Bam returns with another installment of Fuck, That’s Delicious.
In this episode of Fuck, That’s Delicious we head to the land of juice bars and drive-by’s: California. While in the Golden State, we check in with The Alchemist during a recording session, catch a culinary performance at the Odd Future Carnival, and get some Hollywood power lunch tips from Simon Rex at Ink. As if all that isn’t enough, Action meets up with B-Real for tacos on the East Side, and then balances it all out with a spectacular cauliflower recipe. That’s some California love.
The return of D’Angelo continues as the singer hit the SNL stage for a performance of “The Charade” (up top) and “Really Love” (below).
This massive posse cut featuring hip hop legends is certainly an eye opener. Check out the description of where the hell this track came from below.
After finding gold and platinum success providing guitar heavy, adrenaline laced productions for the likes of 50 Cent, Busta Rhymes, Jim Jones and the late Proof of D12, BIG K.O. unites a legendary cast of hip hop Avengers on “Hellraisers”, the first single on his Phantom Zone imprint.
This monumental single features three rock and roll hall of fame members and contributions from the most legendary hip hop groups of all time. DMC of RUN-DMC, PMD of EPMD, MC SERCH OF 3rd BASS, TERMINATOR X and CHUCK D Of PUBLIC ENEMY, and DJ ECLIPSE of NON PHIXION all provide newly recorded performances for this project, that will go down as one of the most important Hip Hop collaborations of all time.
With the release of his latest project, Never Left, Sadat X stopped by DJ Eclipse’s RapIsOuttaControl show to engage in some off the dome lyricism alongside Chris Rivers.
Killer Mike and El Producto drop another video off of the stellar Run The Jewels 2 album.
Another set of visuals from Diamond D’s The Diam Piece album comes in the form of “The Game.”
Check out Ghostface Killah, Raekwon and Large Professor perform the classic “Daytona 500” live at Vice’s 20th Anniversary Party.