AXS TV invites viewers to step into DJ Skee’s world to get a rare glimpse at some of his most exclusive and unreleased footage on his new show, SKEE Vault: The Unreleased Cuts. The show compiles Skee’s special and previously unaired moments during his candid one-on-one interviews with stars like Justin Bieber, Rihanna, Selena Gomez, Snoop Dogg and R. Kelly. Be sure to tune in starting July 23 at 10 p.m. (EST) and 7 p.m. (PST).
In front of a packed house inside New York’s Pace Gallery, Hov put on a performance for “Picasso Baby” off his new Magna Carta Holy Grail album for six hours straight. Go behind the scenes and get a sneak peek of Jay puttin’ it down for the multiple cameras and the lucky few who got the opportunity to take part in the shooting of the music video.
Busta Rhymes drops a new Armageddon like commercial to promote the upcoming sequel to his, Extinction Level Event, album released in 1998 by Flipmode and Elektra Records. The recently signed YMCMB artist declares that the second coming is on the horizon with part two and informs his fans to stay tuned. Check out the apocalyptic visuals below.
Skee.TV brings you behind the scenes on the set of West Coast rapper Problem’s upcoming music video for “I Be On” for an exclusive sneak peek. Produced by League of Starz and featured on Problem’s latest Gangsta Grillz mixtape, The Separation, director John Colombo provides the visual treatment for the standout track inside a flashy and stylish nightclub as the backdrop. Diamond Lane Music Group signee Bad Lucc also makes an appearance and shares a few words alongside Problem and a number of beautiful women. Conceptually, Problem promises fans his newest music video will reflect the young and fly “element” he enjoys surrounding himself with.
Big Sean drops a quick visual which chronicles his recent visit to London. In the 60 second clip, the G.O.O.D. Music signee brings cameras along while he gets in a little sight seeing and then transitions over into his performance at Yahoo’s Wireless Music Festival. Be on the look out for Sean’s upcoming album, Hall Of Fame, which is set to drop on August 27.
Director Frank Paladino and Atlantic Records take you behind the scenes of Wiz Khalifa’s latest music video for “Paperbond” off his O.N.I.F.C. album. Follow along as shooting begins in Hawthorne, Calif. at the Uvair Jet Center and eventually transitions over to an old bank in Los Angeles. Go behind the lens with Wiz and the rest of the Taylor Gang crew as they put it work and make it happen.
Sean Price and Duck Down Records continue dropping their short sketch comedy clips and this time take their act to the streets of New York. Citigroup recently launched its CitiBike system which offers commuters in New York a convenient way to get around the city by way of renting a bicycle. Not one to deal with the paperwork and the credit card hold associated with the rental, Sean Price convinces a CitiBike customer to let him try his bike and ends up taking off with it to Brownsville.
Los Angeles up and coming artist S-Mak is the latest MC to be featured in Boost Mobile’s Be Heard Sessions. Equipped with socially conscious lyrics, the South Central native drops bars for the camera packed with substance and gives insight behind recording his own original music. S-Mak stresses the importance of finding a niche, networking with various artists and producers and taking advantage of technology which has allowed his voice to be heard through various social media platforms.
While in Miami, Rick Ross made his way to Mansion nightclub and decided to perform his verse from Jay-Z’s “FuckWithMeYouKnowIGotIt” off Magna Carta Holy Grail. Watch as Rozay and his MMG crew invade the spot and pop bottles and burn some fine greenery while a packed house vibes out to the hot new collaboration.
TMZ recently released footage of Kanye West running into paparazzi outside of LAX and becoming instantly upset after one tries to spark up a conversation. Yeezy can be seen in the clip exiting his vehicle and immediately is approached by the paparazzo who begins asking him questions and informs Ye that he’s a big fan. West doesn’t even entertain his comments and proceeds to instruct the cameraman to never talk or ask him questions again but also tells him to send the word out. Within his hand blocking the camera lens, Yeezy walks away but not before being pursued once again by the TMZ paparazzo. Check out what happened next and what Yeezy had to say after he was asked about Watch The Throne 2.
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