Kanye West’s interview with head of the Kardashian empire, Kris Jenner, aired today for her talk show’s season finale. However, besides all the talk around his relationship with Kim Kardashian, the first time they met, issues with the paparazzi, his public image, fatherhood and living at the Kardashian household, Ye decides to reveal the first photo of North West. If you missed the show check out the special moment below.
On the season finale of her new talk show, the reality queen showcases a candid interview with Kanye West. In the promotional clip above, viewers get a sneak peek of Mr. West opening up about his love for Kim Kardashian and his newborn little girl, North. In fact, Kanye stresses that he won’t allow the media or any naysayers in person or online, to ruin what he has and says his family brings him joy.
Big Sean takes his act over to Sirius XM’s Hip Hop Nation and does an in-studio performance for his new single “Fire” off his upcoming Hall of Fame LP. Watch as the G.O.O.D. Music artist does his thing live on-the-air for listeners and puts on a decent show for the staff at the satellite radio station.
Big Sean paid a visit to Big Boy’s Neighborhood on Power 106 and discussed a number of different things. Sean discusses squashing his short lived beef with fellow Detroit rapper Danny Brown. After taking notice of some comments Brown made during an interview that seemed to question Sean’s street credentials, the G.O.O.D. Music artist picked up the phone to clear any misconceptions. Big Sean also speaks on living in Detroit and stresses he’s always kept his music and message authentic.
Jet Life head honcho Curren$y and videographer CJ Wallis, release a new episode in the Jernts With Spitta web series which finds the New Orleans artist busy in the studio. Spitta brings viewers behind-the-scenes for his “Audio Dope 4” session and spits a few bars. Curren$y makes it clear he doesn’t take it personal when he’s not invited to any rap award shows in his short new visual.
G.O.O.D. Music artist Big Sean caught up with Mikey Fresh and gave details on how “Control” came together with Kendrick Lamar and Jay Electronica. After running into issues over clearing the song’s sample, Sean shares why he decided to liberate the controversial track and speaks on its significance in Hip hop. Big Sean tells Vibe TV “Control” sparked an interest in lyricism in the game and clarifies that though he could have, he decided not to go back and adjust his verse after K. Dot submitted his feature. The Detroit native also shares that he believes Hip Hop should be competitive and says that after hearing Kendrick’s verse he was never worried about any of the mentioned rappers in his verse becoming offended. Before calling it a wrap, Sean also admits that he feels his verse on “Control” was “harder” than Kendrick’s.
C.O.B. Radio host Crooked I tackles Kendrick Lamar’s controversial “Control” verse. After not making the cut onto Big Sean’s upcoming Hall Of Fame LP, the G.O.O.D. Music artist decided to leak the track which features Lamar and Jay Electronica. After aiming his cross hairs at his peers and proclaiming himself the “King of New York,” the world of Hip Hop has been turned upside down and the Slaughterhouse MC decides to weigh in on the situation.
Crooked I points out that not one rapper who was named directly by Lamar has even responded and explains how the TDE rapper’s verse has ignited an appreciation for lyricism in Hip Hop once again. As the first rapper to respond to Kendrick, Crooked talks fellow Slaughterhouse member Joell Ortiz’s lyrical comeback and dispels any rumors that the West Coast doesn’t boast some of the fine lyricists in the rap game. The Long Beach native also says Tupac was the last true “King of the West” and announces he would like to see Slaughterhouse and TDE combine forces for a powerhouse collaboration.
Crooked I is back with part two of his break down for his new Apex Predator LP. The Skee 24/7 Radio host discusses the concept behind “Lady Fell In Love” and describes the honest track as an audio collage constructed of experiences the Long Beach native has shared with a number of different women in his lifetime. Next up, Crooked talks his hard-hitting intro track titled “Apex Predator (My Gun Go)” and its powerful message. The Slaughterhouse MC explains how the track addresses the division of social classes in America and expresses his desire to bring listeners together to stand up and fight for worthy causes such as equality. Crooked I also shares his interest on-the-air in bringing together independent music label Strange Music and C.O.B. group Horse Shoe Gang for a collaborative project.
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Future paid a visit to The Angie Martinez Show on HOT 97 radio and opened up on a number of topics. Future shares his thoughts on being successful as a writer and is reluctant to share on-the-air some of the more expensive purchases he’s made in the past in order to avoid any potential complications with his child support. The auto-tuned enthusiast also makes it clear to Angie that singer Ciara is “the one” for him. Future also reveals to Angie that he’s been in the studio with Pharrell and currently is sitting on three collaborative songs he’s looking to sell.
Loso drops by Streetsweeper Radio with DJ Kay Slay and tackles a number of topics for the listeners. Fab reassures fans his Loso’s Way 2 LP is on the way and talks dropping mixtapes for the fans to keep his name fresh in their minds. The Brooklyn MC also gives details behind his recent collaboration with Chris Brown and touches on not being a fan of reality television.
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