Revolt TV cameras were rolling as B.O.B. and A$AP Rocky discussed the Grand Hustle artist’s upcoming album, Underground Luxury. Chilling backstage in Austin, TX while on the Under The Influence tour, Bobby Ray opens up about the fun he had putting together the album and addresses his transformation his music has underwent. Rocky can be seen encouraging the Atlanta native to do what makes him happy and co-signs his new music. A$AP Ferg also makes a brief cameo.
T-Pain is back in the mix with a new music video for his latest single “Up Down (Do This all Day)” featuring Grand Hustle’s Bobby Ray. The auto-tune enthusiast picks up right where he left off as he delivers another energetic party jam that’ll have you wanting to two-step in no time. Backed by a bangin’ DJ Mustard instrumental, Pain’s music video showcases a straight backyard boogie as the rapper turned singer gets things has some fun and showcases a throwback theme meant to embody the ’90s. If you look closely there’s also a scene included which resembles something out of the film, Poetic Justice, with a Janet Jackson lookalike. “Up Down (Do This all Day)” will be featured on T-Pain’s upcoming album, Stoicville: The Phoenix, which is due out sometime next year.
BBC and Zane Lowe release part two to their exclusive interview with Marshall Mathers. The rap superstar opens up on his style of production and shares his thoughts on getting back behind the boards for The Marshal Mathers LP 2. Lowe points out Eminem’s upbeat production on the new album while the Detroit native reassures viewers his passion for Hip Hop is far from gone. Marshall speaks on his love for rhyming, making music and points out the best thing he enjoys is having an outlet to continuously express himself with. As the conversation between the two continued, Eminem weighed in on how he deals with fame and explains that he never had any intentions in becoming a Pop star. The rapper also addressed his debut single, “My Name Is,” and reflected on his struggle in the past with drugs.
Here’s some footage of Danny Brown’s performance in New York for Boiler Room. The eccentric emcee goes off and turns the energy up in the venue with “Side B (Dope Song)” and “Kush Coma” which are both newer songs featured on Brown’s debut LP, Old. Check out the Detroit native get crazy and put on a solid show for fans.
New York’s Joey Bada$$ sits down for a Q&A session on the latest episode of Power 106’s “Now You Know” web series. Speaking candidly with the camera, Joey shares with viewers his top three favorite West Coast artists, favorite producer, favorite breakfast dish, celebrity crush, his first car and so much more. The young wordsmith also gets into what his favorite city is to visit when he’s touring and what it took for him to really get his solo music career off the ground.
Joey Bada$$ sits down for an exclusive interview with DJ Reflex over at Power 106. The New York bred emcee speaks on his love for California and touches on the importance of traveling which has only helped to make his music better. Joey also gets into details about his early hip hop inspirations and credits Method Man, Notorious B.I.G., MF Doom and Langston Hughes as his favorites. Bada$$ also weighs in on the general consensus that his sound tends to embody a golden era vibe and explains to Reflex why to him it’s like a gift and a curse.
It was a Taylor Gang takeover as Wiz Khalifa was DJ Skee’s special guest for episode 17 of SKEE Live. The Taylor Gang head honcho shared what the last nine months of his life has been like since having baby Bash and admits he never considered what things would be like prior to his birth. After explaining how he use to live his life by going with the flow, Khalifa reveals to DJ Skee he had to make change with his schedule and become more organized.
Wiz Khalifa joined DJ Skee on the latest episode of AXS TV’s SKEE Live and discussed his forthcoming album, Blacc Hollywood. Take a look as Young Khalifa grabs a seat on the infamous couch and gets into details behind the inspiration for his album title. The Pittsburgh bred rapper also explained how he was able to meet Adele at the Grammy’s and eventually collaborate with the singer. Khalifa reassured viewers he feels at this stage in his career he doesn’t have anything to prove and that Blacc Hollywood will be an overall fun project.
Strong Arm Steady’s Krondon continues to make his promotional run’s throughout New York and this time the rapper heads to Shade 45 for a sit down and freestyle with Tony Touch. Check out Krondon get behind the microphone and demonstrate his skills as he spits some off-the-top rhymes for listeners tuning in. Krondon’s new remastered project, Everything’s Nothing, is now available and can be purchased over on iTunes.
Jet Life artist Fiend is back with a new freestyle titled “Guess Who’s Back.” The track finds the rapper effortlessly dropping weed and hustler inspired bars over Scarface’s classic “Guess Who’s Back” instrumental. Fans of the former No Limit artist can check out his latest audio offering among other gems from different artists featured on DJ J-Ronin’s new compilation Freestyle Files Vol. 2 mixtape.
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