New York native Bodega Bamz links up with DJ Enuff at HOT 97 to debut new some new music off his upcoming project and drops a freestyle for listeners tuning in. Take a look as Bamz showcases his upbeat personality on-air and has some fun dropping a few bars on the latest episode of “The Hot Box.”
Diddy is excited and rightfully so as his new music network, Revolt TV, will officially be launching this evening on Comcast and Time Warner Cable. With Cassie by his side in the studio, Diddy addressed HOT 97 listeners tuning in and promised a unique visual experience for every music enthusiast with plenty of exclusive content. The Bad Boy head honcho also informs listeners that tonight’s special launch will take place at 8 p.m. (EST) and streamed online at Revolt.TV.
Rapper Ransom stops by Sway In The Morning and fills listeners in on what his current relationship with Nicki Minaj is like after their recent back and forth comments on Twitter. The New York bred lyricist also touches on his new collaborative album with DJ-producer Statik Selektah. Ransom also shares details with Sway on how he was able to record the project with Statik in only four days after their chemistry in the studio immediately took off. Speaking candidly with Sway and Heather B, Ransom opened up about losing his father as a young teen and explained his philosophy for always finding the positive in any negative situation. Take a look as Ransom also kicks an exclusive freestyle he prepared especially for Sway In The Morning.
Nicky Geezy of SwaysUniverse.com catches up with Harlem bred rapper A$AP Ferg for a candid one-on-one interview. Fergenstein discusses the meaning behind his Trap Lord title and gives up details about the upcoming A$AP Mob album that fans can expect to hear soon. Watch as Ferg hooks Geezy up with her honorary A$AP Mob alias, speaks on each members unique contributions in the studio and reassures fans he plans to have a long future in Hip Hop.
Vlad TV catches up with the former MTV Pimp My Ride host and Detroit native Xzibit backstage at the How The West Was Won concert. The rapper opens up and shares his thoughts on Kendrick Lamar’s controversial “Control” verse and explains to the camera that the Compton bred rapper’s aggressive move should be applauded. X to the Z continues with reassuring fans his upcoming collaborative project with Demrick and B-Real (Serial Killers) will be releasing soon as well as his solo album which is slated to drop sometime next year.
Swizz Beats sits down for a one-on-one interview with DJ Vlad and discusses a number of interesting topics which also includes his addiction to being a creative person. In fact, the famed producer even entertains the idea that he may suffer from Attention Deficit Disorder and perhaps doesn’t even know it. As the conversation continued, Swizzy touches on balancing multiple projects in various creative outlets and explains breaks down the type of hard work that’s needed in order to reach excellence. Obsessed with leaving his mark on the world and history, Swizz Beatz touches on the influence his music has on people everywhere.
Pusha T continues his testimonial series with Noisey and in this episode gets into his thought process behind his drug dealing past and more. Watch as the G.O.O.D. Music emcee opens up to cameras about not acting on his impulses to get back back in the dope game despite the lucrative outcome. Interestingly enough, King Push also clarifies that when he was making the decision to get his hands dirty he was an entirely different person and struggles to stray away from that type of mind state. Before calling it a wrap, Pusha T also breaks down the pain that automatically comes with living such a lifestyle.
Rap trio, Flatbush Zombies, catches up with Montreality for a second interview and partake in an exclusive Q&A session. Check out Meech, Juice and Erick as they reminisce on their favorite toys as kids, reveal the worst thing they’ve put their parents through, explain what they hate about the music industry and so much more. The zombies also touch on their respect for Eminem and advise viewers how not to do drugs in different hypothetical scenarios.
During his recent interview with DJ Vlad, ScHoolboy claims he believes Lord Jamar’s recent comments about white rappers being “guest” in the house of Hip Hop is uncalled for and racist. The TDE rapper quickly dismisses the idea and clarifies that he believes Hip Hop is universal and open for anyone to creatively partake in. If one things clear, it’s that ScHoolboy Q doesn’t tolerate ignorance.
Karmaloop TV catches up with the creative duo Prodigy and Alchemist out in Atlanta for A3C 2013. Live from what they repeatedly describe only as a horrid and shitty restroom, P and ALC give humorous some commentary during a short Q&A session and get into their chemistry in the studio, if they have any new music in the works for fans and explain why no other artist’s music can compare to their unique sound.
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